See the contract the way the compiler does.
Vyper-aware parsing and optional compiler semantics preserve the language context generic smart-contract scanners flatten.
Analyze contracts with Vyper-native context, review real evidence, and enforce security policy before code reaches production.
@externaldef set_fee(new_fee: uint256): assert new_fee <= MAX_FEE log FeeUpdated(old_fee, new_fee) self.fee = new_feeReviewers can now trace every fee-policy change on-chain.
Vyper Guard connects analysis, review, enforcement, and governance so findings do not disappear between tools.
Compiler-aware source analysis, project context, verification signals, and explicit semantic health.
Purpose-built workflow keeps developers moving while preserving the evidence security teams need.
Vyper-aware parsing and optional compiler semantics preserve the language context generic smart-contract scanners flatten.
Source evidence, confidence, maturity, baseline state, and ownership give every finding a place in engineering review.
Stable fingerprints and new-finding policy keep existing debt visible without turning every pull request red.
Versioned reports, policy results, and review state remain available when auditors or stakeholders need the record.
The analyzer is free and open source. Teams pay when security decisions need shared policy, ownership, history, and operational support.
$ pip install vyper-guardLocal analysis, structured reports, baselines, detector registry, and CI execution.
Install the CLIManaged pull-request review, central findings, policy, evidence, onboarding, and protocol-specific rules.
Book a demoSSO, audit logs, self-hosting, deployment controls, custom rule packs, and SLA.
Compare plansDetector design, evaluation notes, and engineering decisions live in a reproducible research library.
A reproducible, internally reviewed comparison at Trail of Bits' audited commit.
Why rule availability, promotion status, and review support are separate product concepts.
How fingerprints separate accepted debt from code introduced in a pull request.
Compiler health, project analysis, evidence-rich output, and a quieter default review path.
Vyper deserves security tooling designed around the language, not adapted to it as an afterthought.
Vyper Guard exists to turn deep language analysis into a reliable release workflow: transparent when evidence is weak, precise when policy needs to block, and open where developers need to inspect it.
Why we are building Vyper GuardRun the open-source analyzer today. Bring the workflow to your team when shared policy matters.