MetaTrust

Build your next Web3 release with security baked into every commit. Start by connecting your GitHub or GitLab workspace and let MPM initialize a locked-down project setup: pin dependencies, load baseline policies, and define who can approve risky changes. Import an existing repo or generate a new one, pick target chains, and enable pre-commit and CI checks in a few clicks. MPM keeps track of secrets, environment configs, and artifact signing so your pipelines stay reproducible. When a teammate opens a pull request, required checks run automatically and block merges until issues are resolved.

While you write contracts and backend code, MetaScan continuously reviews what matters most. Configure rules once—by severity, category, and package scope—and run the scanner locally or in CI. Findings show up right in the diff with clear remediation steps, references, and example patches. Triage by risk, assign owners, and create exceptions with an expiration date so technical debt doesn’t linger. MetaScan understands common smart contract patterns and dependency risks, letting you gate merges on zero critical findings or a max time-to-fix. For fast feedback, enable pre-push hooks; for deeper coverage, schedule daily full scans across branches.

Before shipping, validate behavior and keep watch after launch with MetaScout. Dry-run deployments on test networks, simulate interactions against your contracts, and verify that permissions, external calls, and upgrade paths behave as intended. Create a watchlist of addresses and contracts, then stream alerts to Slack, Discord, or PagerDuty for anomalies such as unexpected state changes, suspicious transfer flows, or abnormal gas usage. Use built-in playbooks to route incidents, attach runbooks, and link back to the offending commit or deployment job. Over time, MetaScout helps you tune signals to reduce noise while keeping high-fidelity detections in place.

To track progress and communicate risk to stakeholders, rely on MetaScore. It aggregates signals from MPM, MetaScan, and MetaScout into a single, explainable score you can trend over time. Drill into the components that drive the number—open findings, dependency exposure, monitoring coverage—and set thresholds that gate releases. Share a read-only dashboard with partners, export reports for audits, and include score changes in your release notes. Use MetaScore to plan sprints: raise the score by addressing critical issues first, expanding test and alert coverage, and tightening policies in MPM. The result is a measurable, repeatable path to safer Web3 delivery.