AuditAgent

Overview

AuditAgent is an autonomous, AI-driven security platform from Nethermind that helps developers discover and fix vulnerabilities in their smart contracts before they go live. It uses machine-learning models, symbolic execution, and a continuously-updated knowledge base of exploits to deliver rapid, actionable insights.

Features

• AI-Driven Vulnerability Detection – Combines static analysis, dynamic testing, and large-language-model reasoning to identify re-entrancy, arithmetic errors, access-control flaws, and more.
• Continuous Monitoring – Watches repositories and deployed addresses, rescanning automatically whenever code changes or new bytecode is detected.
• Human-Readable Reports – Generates detailed findings with severity classifications, PoC transactions, and clear remediation guidance.
• CI/CD Integrations – Native GitHub Actions workflow and REST API let teams fail builds on new critical issues and gate deployments behind security checks.
• Multi-Chain Support – Optimised for Avalanche’s C-Chain and any EVM-compatible Layer 1.

Getting Started

1. Sign Up / Log In – Visit the AuditAgent dashboard and authenticate with GitHub, GitLab, or email.
2. Create a Project – Point AuditAgent at a public repo, upload Solidity sources, or paste an address to analyse deployed bytecode.
3. Run Your First Scan – Click Start Scan and wait a few minutes while AuditAgent performs AI-backed analysis of your codebase.
4. Review Findings – Examine the vulnerability list, severity breakdown, and remediation tips. Export the report as JSON, PDF, or SARIF.
5. Automate – Add AuditAgent to your pipeline using the provided GitHub Action or REST API for on-push security gates.

Documentation

For full API reference, configuration options, and CI/CD examples, visit the AuditAgent Docs.

Use Cases

• Pre-Audit Preparation – Catch low-hanging issues early and reduce the cost and turnaround time of formal audits.
• Ongoing Security Monitoring – Continuously track contract changes post-deployment to guard against new risks introduced by upgrades or dependencies.
• Developer Education – Use detailed explanations and code snippets to upskill engineers on secure-coding best practices.
• Compliance & Reporting – Export machine-readable SARIF results for governance dashboards and regulatory submissions.