IntroducingSherlock AUDIT ENGINE

The orchestration layer for AI-native security review.
 Frontier LLMs, purpose-built AI auditors, and AI-native security researchers run against your codebase in one coordinated engagement, with every validated finding consolidated into one final audit result.

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Three layers of Security intelligence, one coordinated review.

Three Security Layers. One coordinated review.

For the first time, frontier LLMs, purpose-built AI auditors, and AI-native security researchers can run against the same codebase in one fixed security review. Audit Engine coordinates each layer into a stronger, faster audit workflow.

Frontier LLMs+ Skills

Claude, GPT, and Gemini reason through your entire codebase independently, each applying different detection patterns to the same code.

AI Auditors

Security-specific AI solutions combine custom workflows, detection logic, and specialized approaches to analyze distinct vulnerability classes and system behaviors.

AI-Native Security Researchers

Top-ranked researchers armed with AI tooling hunt for complex logic bugs and protocol-level vulnerabilities no automated tool catches alone.

Polygon Heimdall v2

Audit Engine’s first flagship engagement brought the full model to life: frontier LLMs, AI auditors, and AI-native security researchers reviewing one of Web3’s most important infrastructure upgrades.

$100K+
Guaranteed
reward pool
217
Valid
Findings
20+
AI
auditors

AI auditing at full strength.
One final audit result.

AI Auditing at Full Strength.

Audit Engine synthesizes findings from every review layer into one premium audit outcome. Issues are validated, deduplicated, and organized for action, with performance data showing which models, AI auditors, and researchers actually found risk.

The full field, consolidated into one review.

The full field. One review.

Audit Engine coordinates participants, routes findings through validation, and turns overlapping AI and human output into a clean security read.

Validated findings
Every issue is reviewed for severity, impact, and exploitability.


Root-cause deduplication
Duplicate signals are collapsed into the strongest version of each underlying issue.

Fix-ready context
Findings include affected code, root cause, and remediation context for engineering teams.

Performance attribution across the full audit stack.

Performance measurement across the stack.

Discover which approaches perform best across the metrics that matter most, including coverage, precision, speed, overlap, and incremental contribution.

Layer-level attribution
Every confirmed finding is tied to the layer, tool, model, or researcher that surfaced it.

Severity-weighted performance
Results are scored by finding quality and severity, not raw volume.

Evidence for future reviews
Teams can see what performed best on their code and use that data to plan the next engagement.

The orchestration layer for AI-native security review.

Orchestration Layer for AI-native security review.

Audit Engine uses proprietary audit data and codebase context to shape each review.The system determines which participants to include, what the review should focus on, how findings are validated, and how the resulting security signal is consolidated into one final outcome.

Scale the review depth to the stakes of the code.

Scale the depth to match the stakes.

Not every codebase needs the same level of review.
Audit Engine scales from fast AI-led coverage to full-scale AI + human review for critical code.

Light audit, comprehensive audit, intensive audit LIGHT AUDIT COMPREHENSIVE AUDIT INTENSIVE AUDIT
LIGHT AUDIT

Fast AI-led coverage for focused scopes, early code, and lower-risk changes.

COMPREHENSIVE AUDIT

AI coverage with targeted human review for launches, upgrades, and higher-risk code.

INTENSIVE AUDIT

Full-scale AI + human review for critical infrastructure and major protocol releases.

Complete Lifecycle Security:
Development, audit, Post-Launch Protection

Development
Security

Security starts while code is being built, when vulnerabilities are easiest and least costly to fix before they become embedded in the system.

Auditing

Audit Engine brings AI auditors and security researchers together for a concentrated pressure test before launch, maximizing scrutiny when the code is closest to going live.

Post-Launch
Security

Keep live code under continuous scrutiny, with bug bounties and active review maintaining a layer of defense as new risks emerge.

sHERLOCK Audit Engine faq

What is Sherlock Audit Engine?
Sherlock Audit Engine is a security auditing solution for high-value code. It coordinates multiple AI-native security approaches inside one review and produces a single validated, deduplicated audit result.
Who is Audit Engine built for?
Audit Engine is built for protocol and security teams responsible for high-value onchain systems that want deeper security coverage without managing multiple vendors, AI tools, auditors, and researchers separately.
Who participates in an Audit Engine review?
Frontier LLMs, purpose-built AI auditors, and elite security researchers using AI work against the same scoped code and context inside one coordinated review.
When should a team use Audit Engine?
Use Audit Engine for major launches and upgrades, high-value systems, or to re-examine live code as AI security capabilities evolve. It is designed for moments when a team wants concentrated scrutiny from multiple independent security approaches.
What makes Audit Engine different?
Audit Engine brings multiple independent security approaches into one coordinated review. Sherlock manages the vendors, tools, researchers, judging, validation, and deduplication, then consolidates their work into one final security result.
How is performance measured?
Audit Engine measures coverage, precision, speed, overlap, incremental contribution, and other performance signals across participants. This shows teams which security approaches performed best on their specific codebase and helps inform future reviews.