spec-to-code-compliance

Verify smart contract code matches the specification by comparing specification documents against the codebase to check logic, invariants, flows, and security guarantees. The analysis generates evidence-backed compliance findings citing exact quotes and line numbers.

Spec-to-code compliance is the process of identifying whether a codebase implements exactly what its documentation specifies. It is needed for blockchain protocol audits and compliance reviews where edge cases, math, and security guarantees must be deterministically verified.

Check for divergence by running a phase-wise analysis that builds intermediate representations of both the spec and code, then compares them to output alignment findings and remediation steps for any mismatches.

Yes, you can generate a compliance report with line citations. The analysis produces a final report containing deterministic, evidence-based conclusions that cite exact quotes and line numbers from both the specification and the codebase.

Yes, spec-to-code alignment requires access to both the specification documents and the codebase. Without both inputs, the analyzer cannot compare logic, invariants, and flows to produce verifiable compliance conclusions.

Document ambiguities by capturing them during the divergence findings phase of the spec-to-code analysis. The process supports documenting ambiguities and automatically generating remediation steps to resolve the mismatches.