Someone built a tool that attacks $KAS smart contracts, and that's great news👇 @KasperoLabs released kaspa-redteam this week. The rest of the builder stack kept moving too Boring infrastructure. But it decides whether anyone trusts contracts with real money 💹 Break it before someone else does How kaspa-redteam works: → You drop in a SilverScript file → It throws known exploits at every spend path it can reach → It reports which ones got past Kaspa consensus It's free, and your files aren't stored. It's also open source, so you can run it yourself, website included 💹 The rest of the toolbox SilverScript lets devs write contract rules without writing raw script by hand The tools around it keep piling up: → Argent merged a fix for clashing variable names when combining contracts → Covenant indexing work continued, to help wallets and explorers track tokens (still under review) → @zelcore_io shared kaspa-core, an MIT-licensed TypeScript library with nomm WASM or Rust. They say it's verified against rusty-kaspa 💹 The catch kaspa-redteam runs known exploits. A clean report doesn't mean a contract is safe The indexing work still needs to pass review It's no replacement for an audit. But it gives every builder a free first pass Testing tools arriving alongside the contracts is how you build trust