MCP server to scan smart contracts on Base for honeypots, rug pulls, and vulnerabilities.
MCP server for AI agents to scan smart contracts on Base mainnet for security vulnerabilities. Detect honeypots, rug pulls, hidden mints, proxy patterns, and generate full audit reports -- all read-only, no private key needed. ------|-------------| | Analyze a contract for security issues (reentrancy, access control, hidden mints, proxy patterns) | | Check if a token is a honeypot by simulating…
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MCP server for AI agents to scan smart contracts on Base mainnet for security vulnerabilities. Detect honeypots, rug pulls, hidden mints, proxy patterns, and generate full audit reports -- all read-only, no private key needed. ------|-------------| | Analyze a contract for security issues (reentrancy, access control, hidden mints, proxy patterns) | | Check if a token is a honeypot by simulating buy+sell via Uniswap V2 | | Score rug pull risk 0-100 based on ownership, liquidity, permissions,…
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