AI smart contract audit
BitsLab AI is an AI-powered smart contract security scanner from BitsLab. It helps developers and auditors move from potential vulnerabilities to evidence, executable validation and reviewable reports.
What can I submit?
Upload a ZIP project or import a GitHub repository after logging in. Select the project language and files to scan. Include the relevant contracts and explain important roles, dependencies and business assumptions when requesting a professional review.
The official product FAQ lists Solidity, Aptos and Sui Move, Solana Rust, TON contracts and Cosmos WASM. Scan and PoC options depend on the language and project environment; confirm support for your setup with the team.
From code to a security report
- Structured analysis: map functions, permissions, control flow, data flow and state changes.
- Evidence chain: connect affected code and execution paths to the reasoning behind a finding.
- Finding review: assess severity, assumptions and impact before treating an alert as a confirmed issue.
- PoC validation: generate and run available test scenarios to check exploitability under explicit conditions.
- Reporting and remediation: review affected locations, evidence, validation results and suggested fixes; scan and test again after changes.
How it compares with other review methods
| Method | Focus | Review boundary |
|---|---|---|
| Static analysis | Code properties and recognizable patterns | Requires contextual review of reported issues |
| BitsLab AI | Structured context, AI reasoning, evidence and PoC validation | Results depend on supplied code and test assumptions |
| Professional audit | Protocol intent, adversarial reasoning and integration risks | Scope, expertise and time still limit coverage |
Inspect the output before you start
Read the illustrative finding and report to see how affected code, a test scenario and remediation fit together. It is an educational example, not a customer audit or a published scanner benchmark.
For deeper protocol-specific review, contact the team. Automated findings require review and do not certify a contract as secure.