Certora AI Security Starter Kit
Automated smart contract security analysis powered by formal verification.
The AI Security Starter Kit is run with a command line tool called proverlite.
What it does
- Builds your project and sets up verification infrastructure.
- Generates formal verification rules (generic and AI-inferred) and dispatches them to the Certora Prover.
- Analyzes results from the Certora Prover with AI and generates an HTML report of all findings, ranked by their estimated likelihood of being real issues.
Once complete, the tool prints the path to the generated HTML report in the current working directory.
Prerequisites
- Python 3.12+
- Java 21+ (required by the Certora Prover)
- Foundry (
forge buildmust succeed on your project) CERTORAKEY— Sign up at certora.com and store the API key from your signup email as an environment variableANTHROPIC_API_KEY— Beta testers will receive a Claude API key from Certora to cover LLM-related costs. Set it as an environment variable
If you are a beta tester, make sure
ANTHROPIC_API_KEYis set to the key provided by Certora, not your personal key.
The tool will first open your browser to authenticate with prover.certora.com.
Installation
With uv:
uv venv proverlite-env && source proverlite-env/bin/activate
uv pip install certora-proverlite
Or with pip:
python -m venv proverlite-env && source proverlite-env/bin/activate
pip install certora-proverlite
Usage
cd /path/to/your/contracts
proverlite src/Token.sol
With an explicit contract name (when the contract name differs from the file name):
proverlite src/Vault.sol:MyVault
Both
CERTORAKEYandANTHROPIC_API_KEYmust be set in your environment before running the tool.You can also pass them inline:
ANTHROPIC_API_KEY=sk-... CERTORAKEY=... proverlite src/Token.sol.
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