SolidityScan

Open your Solidity repo, press Scan, and learn what breaks before production does. SolidityScan slides into the way you already build: connect a repository or paste a contract, choose the target pattern (ERC‑20, ERC‑721, upgradeable, AMM, lending), and run. In seconds you’ll see a ranked list of exploitable patterns, misconfigurations, and gas red flags, grouped by file and line. Each item links to source so you can jump straight to the exact spot that needs attention.

While you code, the plugin flags risky constructs—unchecked external calls, reentrancy surfaces, unsafe delegatecall, fragile math, permissive ownership paths—and proposes concrete changes. Open a finding to see why it triggered, review minimal examples, and apply a suggested patch or insert a safer snippet. Inspect inheritance and modifiers, trace data flow across files, and auto‑extract ABI, events, and storage layout to understand blast radius. Track progress as items move from open to fixed, re‑scan to verify, and export a diff so reviewers can confirm what changed.

Teams wire SolidityScan into CI to stop bad builds. Set severity budgets, add fail gates for high‑risk issues, and compare against a baseline so only new problems block the release. Use different presets per branch: strict for main, exploratory for feature work. Scan PRs in GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket, leave inline comments, open tickets for owners, and post updates to Slack. For upgrades, run pre/post scans to ensure initializers, proxies, and storage slots stay aligned; compare bytecode and dependencies to catch drift before deployment.

When it’s time to ship or audit, generate a shareable report in SARIF, JSON, or PDF with evidence, impact notes, and remediation steps. Capture a sign‑off, archive the snapshot, and keep versioned history to prove due diligence. Security leads search across findings, group by contract or severity, suppress known false positives, and tune rules to match policy. Whether you’re launching a token, maintaining a DeFi protocol, onboarding a vendor library, or reviewing community PRs, the flow stays the same: fast checks, actionable fixes, gated releases, and clear records.