web3-solidity-audit-mcp

You can run a Solidity audit in Claude Code by installing this MCP server, which integrates Slither, Aderyn, and SWC detectors to execute the analyze_contract function and deliver merged, severity-sorted reports for your project.

The best way to combine Slither and Aderyn findings is using a unified MCP server that orchestrates both tools, automatically de-duplicating overlapping vulnerability results and sorting them by severity for a comprehensive risk assessment.

Yes, you can use Claude Code for SWC pattern matching and gas optimization by wiring it to this MCP server, which provides direct access to these specific detectors alongside Slither and Aderyn for comprehensive contract analysis.

Yes, this Solidity audit MCP server supports CI/CD workflows by allowing integration via CLI, Docker, or local node configurations, enabling automated risk assessments and security checks during development pipelines.

To install and configure the Solidity audit MCP server via Docker, you need to pull the server image, configure Claude Code to recognize the Docker container, and execute analyze_contract on your Solidity project directory.

Using an MCP server instead of running Slither and Aderyn separately eliminates context-switching, orchestrates multi-tool execution, de-duplicates overlapping findings, and provides built-in explainers for streamlined DeFi risk assessments.