Defensive smart-contract security — system overview
What it does
AuditHunt audits smart-contract source code on behalf of the contract's owner. A developer submits their own Solidity, Vyper, or Cairo contract; the platform analyzes it and returns a vulnerability report with severity ratings and remediation guidance — before the code is deployed and users' funds are at stake.
The submitted source is parsed into an AST and run through 514 in-house detectors plus industry static-analysis tools (Slither, Mythril). This layer finds known vulnerability classes using fixed rules — fully deterministic, and the source of every raw finding.
For each finding the deterministic layer surfaces, this tier writes the plain-English explanation, the recommended fix, and the human-readable summary that goes into the report.
For complex cases, this tier reasons about why a flagged pattern is exploitable in the specific code context and how issues might chain together — analysis only, to strengthen the report a developer reads.
Read-only by design
The analysis is entirely offline and sandboxed. The platform reads submitted source code and produces a report — it has no ability to broadcast transactions, sign, or interact with any live blockchain. Every adversarial analysis step is simulation-only and produces text for the report. This is a defender-side tool: its purpose is to help owners find and fix vulnerabilities in their own contracts before deployment.
AuditHunt is designed, built, and operated end to end by a single founder. Every layer — the 514-detector engine, the parsers, the analysis pipeline, the reports, and the platform around them — is my own work. The system is feature-complete and in final hardening ahead of a public launch in the coming weeks.