Know what you are actually running.
VAUTHOR answers the question underneath every audit: is the code you are trusting the code somebody actually published, and who put it there. On a proxy it follows through to the contract that really runs, which is the step that makes most tools report a verified contract as unverified.
Live
Trace it yourself.
This is the agent, not a demo of it. Give VAUTHOR any address on Robinhood Chain and it answers one question: is the code you are trusting the code somebody actually published, and who put it there. On a proxy it follows through to the contract that really runs, which is the step most tools skip.
Live
Does the repo hold the deployed code?
Verification proves the source on an explorer compiles to the deployed bytecode. It says nothing about whether the repository everybody is reading is that same source. Paste a contract and a repository and VAUTHOR compares them file by file, which is also how a swapped dependency shows itself.
Both sides are read and hashed inside your browser. The source itself never leaves your machine, only the hashes, which is what makes this work without an API key.
What VAUTHOR checks
Every line has a history.
How it works
Point. Scan. Score.
Point at a repo
Paste any GitHub URL. VAUTHOR fetches the tree, hashes every file, and begins comparing against millions of known sources.
github.com/…Provenance analysis
The agent traces authorship, detects copied and vendored code, checks licenses, and verifies the maintainer's identity on-chain.
1,204 files hashedA trust score you can read
Get a 0-100 trust score with a file-by-file breakdown, written as an attestation to Robinhood Chain for anyone to verify.
score 92 / 100See exactly what was copied.
VAUTHOR's diff viewer shows matched code side by side with its source, highlighted line by line, so you can judge originality yourself instead of trusting a number.
Invest and integrate with confidence.
Before you put money or your users behind another team's agent, read its provenance. VAUTHOR turns "trust me" into a signed, public record on Robinhood Chain.
Pay per audit
No subscriptions. Flat fee per audit.
Quick Audit
Fast provenance check and trust score for a single repo.
- Copied-code detection
- Trust score 0-100
- License check
- Full diff viewer
- Maintainer identity
- On-chain attestation
Deep Audit
Full provenance trace with diff viewer and on-chain attestation.
- Everything in Quick
- File-by-file diff viewer
- Authorship + commit history
- Supply-chain risk
- Maintainer identity on-chain
- Signed attestation
Stake $VAUTH for up to 50% off every audit.
Questions & answers
It hashes and fingerprints every file, then compares against a large corpus of public repositories to surface matches, including renamed variables and lightly edited copies, with the source shown side by side.
A 0-100 signal combining original authorship, license integrity, maintainer verification, and supply-chain risk. Higher is safer. The full breakdown is included so you can judge for yourself.
For public repos, just paste the URL. For private repos you grant read-only scoped access, and nothing is stored beyond the report.
Yes. Each audit is written as an attestation to Robinhood Chain, so investors and integrators can verify a project's trust score independently.
Deploy the fleet
Trust, but verify.
Read the provenance of any agent before you deploy, invest, or integrate.
Roadmap
What is built, and what is not.
Everything above the Live section runs today and you can check it yourself. The wider capabilities described further down this page, GitHub repository auditing, copied-code detection, and on-chain attestation, are the direction we are building in and are not live yet. We would rather label the gap than let you find it.