slither-audit
Run slither static analysis on Solidity contracts. Fast, lightweight security scanner for EVM smart contracts.
Install via CLI (Recommended)
clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/aviclaw/slither-auditSlither Audit
Run Slither static analysis on local Solidity contracts.
What It Does
- Runs Slither static analysis on local
.solfiles - Parses output for vulnerabilities
- Generates Markdown report with findings and severity
What It Does NOT Do
- ❌ Fetch contracts from block explorers (use local files)
- ❌ AI-powered analysis (see evmbench for that)
- ❌ Require API keys
Quick Start
# Install dependencies
pip install slither-analyzer
# Run audit
python3 slither-audit.py /path/to/contracts/
Usage
python3 slither-audit.py ./contracts/
python3 slither-audit.py contract.sol
Output Example
# Audit Report: Vulnerable.sol
**Chain:** local
## Vulnerabilities Found
- reentrancy-eth (High)
Reentrancy in Bank.withdraw()...
Found 3 issues
What Slither Detects
- Reentrancy
- Access control
- Integer overflow
- Unchecked external calls
- 100+ detectors
See: https://github.com/crytic/slither
Limitations
- Local files only
- No AI analysis (see evmbench)
- Requires valid Solidity code
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"official-aviclaw-slither-audit": {
"enabled": true,
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