An audit firm reviews what you give them. The quality of your audit findings is directly proportional to the quality of your pre-audit preparation. Xenqube structures every smart contract build to be audit-ready from the first line of code — not patched for audit at the last moment.
NatSpec documentation
Every function, state variable, event, and error is documented with NatSpec comments that describe behaviour, parameters, return values, and edge cases. Auditors use this to understand intent — missing documentation extends audit duration and increases finding count.
Threat model
A structured threat model identifying attack surfaces, privilege escalation paths, oracle dependencies, reentrancy risk, economic attack vectors, and access control boundaries. Presented to auditors before the review begins.
Test coverage report
Unit tests above 95% coverage, integration tests for multi-contract interactions, fork tests for mainnet-state edge cases, and fuzz testing for high-value paths. Coverage gaps invite audit findings — we eliminate them first.
Function specification
A function-level specification document mapping each contract function to its business requirement, expected input range, state transitions, and revert conditions. This is the source of truth for both auditors and the remediation team.