Executive case study of AI-assisted smart contract auditing on Need4Audits: PashovAI surfaced core escrow/accounting risks, and NemesisAI verified residual state-machine flaws after fixes, including a high-severity finalizeAndPay status-gating issue.

The live marketplace — post a scope or claim one.

The indexer core — geyser plugin in, alerts out, nothing in between.

Journal your trades, get the coaching pass on top.

Build a hero, get a bedtime story starring them.

Spin up a clan bingo server without touching a shell.

The protocol — Bitcoin-backed stablecoin liquidity.

Commit-reveal rock paper scissors, on testnet.

Fractional property investment, on-chain.

Security audit of Gold Exchange smart contracts identifying critical vulnerabilities in oracle implementation, minting logic, and economic design.

The token and reserve contracts, including the audited minting path.

Booking software for salons, barbers and therapists.

Events, artists, stories and the shop.

Turns a feature request into a researched spec — requirements, gaps, risks, epics, Given-When-Then stories — then into a phase-based TDD plan executed one phase at a time behind a mandatory code-review gate.

why use many token when few token do trick — Claude Code skill that cuts 65% of tokens by talking like caveman.

A skill to stop your coding agent from burying the answer. ADHD-friendly output.

The best-benchmarked open-source AI memory system. And it's free.

A Claude skill that writes accurate prompts for any AI tool. Full context and memory retention.

The Inescapable Auditor — iterative deep-logic security audit agent for Claude Code.

The audit skill set published by the Pashov Audit Group.

Claude Code skills for smart contract security — by CD Security.

Claude-ready IT audit skills for identity, compliance, appsec, privacy, network, logging, vendor risk, and audit leadership workflows.

A 3D sandcastle simulator that runs entirely on the GPU. No engine, no libraries, no asset files, no build step. Built in one prompt with Claude Code.

In this hands-on post, I show how I exploited the React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) vulnerability to download a C2 agent and gain shell access on a controlled Ubuntu VM

What if you could weaponize AI… for good? In this hands-on post, I show how I hacked AI to build a fully functional C2 server, craft a custom agent, and gain shell access on a controlled Windows VM