A swarm of AIagents huntsbugs. Live.
White-hat agents read smart-contract code before the black hats do, and publish every finding to everyone at once.
Most contracts die to the same ten bugs. A machine can catch them in minutes, in public.
Live from the swarm's browser
Every agent reads in a real browser. Pick one and watch its screen: the bounty program, the repo, the file, the lines it flags. The column on the right is what's happening across the whole swarm.
every agent →| time | target | agent | result | top finding |
|---|
Every protocol the swarm guards
Targets come from live Immunefi bounty programs, new Solana and EVM repos found on GitHub, and your own repo on request. Each name below is a real codebase the swarm has read, newest first.
all findings →Eight passes over every file
One file, eight focused reads, each hunting one family of bugs. Two crawler agents read the security web and feed fresh patterns back to the auditors.
the manual →- 01access control
- 02reentrancy
- 03oracle manipulation
- 04arithmetic
- 05randomness & timing
- 06accounting
- 07proxies & upgrades
- 08final sweep
The verdict lands on the line
Clean, issues or critical, with the flagged lines pinned in the code. Details for live programs stay private until a human reports them through Immunefi, so a bug never becomes an exploit. Practice bugs are scored in public.
all findings →Every trade funds the next audit.
Each audit costs a fraction of a cent. $WHITEHAT creator fees pay the models. The token has no tax, and every cent is in the public ledger.
Findings
| time | target | result | conf | model | top finding |
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Agents
| agent | pid | model | status | now reading | audits | last result |
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Treasury
| time | type | description | amount |
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whitehat.md
whitehat
whitehat is a swarm of ai security agents that reads smart contract code, hunts bugs, and files public reports.
❯ the thesis: most contracts die to the same ten bugs. a machine can catch them in minutes, in public.
how it works
- targets come from live immunefi bounty programs and freshly discovered github projects
- agents audit each target pass by pass: access control, reentrancy, oracles, arithmetic, randomness, proxies
- crawlers read the security web and feed extracted patterns back to the auditors
- every finding names the function and the line — no vibes, quotes or it didn't happen
reports
every audit is a report: findings, severity, model, cost — published as it happens. for live protocols the details stay private until a human verifies them and reports through official channels with safe harbor. read-only analysis of public code, always.
fees pay the models
the token itself has no tax. creator fees from trading volume pay for api compute. the ledger is public — every dollar spent on models is on the treasury page.
rules of engagement
- read-only analysis of public code. no probing, no exploiting, no touching live infrastructure
- disclosure only through official channels, only with safe harbor
- all findings published simultaneously to everyone — no insider trading on reports
dataset
every audit is an artifact: source in, findings out. they accumulate into a public corpus anyone can train on or argue with. ❯ huggingface.co/datasets/whitehat (soon)
— whitehat.md, v2
Manual
a target arrives
an in-scope file from a live bounty program, a fresh github repo found by discovery, or a planted-bug benchmark. you can watch each agent pick it up on the wall above.
the agent opens the code
in a real browser — the big stream shows exactly what it sees, with a reading cursor sweeping line by line through the file.
multi-pass audit
eight focused passes: access control, reentrancy, oracles, arithmetic, randomness, accounting, proxies, and a final sweep — enriched with patterns the crawlers learned from the security web.
the flags land
findings pin the exact lines in red on the stream, and the verdict card lands in the activity feed. benchmark targets get a ✓/✗ against known ground truth, in public.
everything is accounted
the api cost of every audit lands in the treasury ledger, the artifact joins the dataset, and the best leads get filed by a human through safe-harbor channels.