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Here is a set of rules to consider before launching an analysis.

A. Code 📰

1. The code must be functional and compilable.
2. Analyses are performed on Linux servers. If your code has been developed on another OS (Windows, Mac), please make sure that it works under Linux.
3. The repository must include all the necessary elements for the code to function properly (this includes, for example, environment files filled with valid values).
4. All dependencies must be mentioned in the dedicated files to install them.
5. Smart contracts must be written in Solidity.
6. If your repository used hardhat, your nodejs version shoud be greater than 18
7. The code will not be analyzed if any file (including dependencies) is suspected of being malicious (the file could potentially be malware).

B. Development Environment and No-IDE Compatibility 🏗️

1. Compatible IDEs are:
   • Foundry
   • Hardhat
   • Truffle
2. A directory without an IDE can be analyzed. However, it is preferable that all smart contracts are located at the root of the repository.

C. GitHub 📦

Whether it is for an analysis of a repository stored on GitHub, either public or private, the repository must be on the main branch of the GitHub repository.