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    • Log in to HiAUDIT
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MCP Security Auditing

HiAUDIT Documentation

Explore guides and references to run security audits without leaving your editor. HiAUDIT connects as an MCP server and audits smart contracts and web applications from natural-language prompts in your IDE chat.

Get started

Browse the reference
ide · chat

> Audit this Solidity contract for reentrancy

→ invoking hiauditagent-analyzer…

→ tracing external calls & state writes…

✓ 3 findings · 1 high · 2 medium

→ drafting remediation with hiauditagent-fix…

15analysis tools
23skill playbooks
12+frameworks supported

Get started

  • Log in to the dashboard
  • Generate an API key
  • Install the HiAUDIT Agent
  • Connect it to your IDE
  • Run your first audit

What you can audit

  • Smart contracts (Solidity & Solana)
  • Web applications
  • Prompt cookbooks
  • Supported languages

Reference

  • MCP tools
  • Skill playbooks
  • CLI & flags
  • Project detection

Try it out

Drop one of these prompts into your IDE chat once the agent is connected.

Smart contractsAudit a Solidity contractFind reentrancy, access-control, and oracle issues.> Audit this contract for vulnerabilitiesWeb appsScan a web applicationTaint analysis and OWASP Top 10 coverage.> Run an OWASP review on this repoTriageFilter false positivesClean up a noisy static-analysis report.> Triage these findingsProofGenerate a PoCTurn a finding into a runnable exploit.> Write a PoC for the high finding

Ready to run your first audit?

Five short steps from account credentials to findings in your editor.

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