Import and inspect
Import the vulnerable report. Review the helper call, later storage write and source hashes. Create the Jira remediation.
Download vulnerable report ↓Independent Rust core · Atlassian Forge
Make the fix
easy to verify.
Carry the source evidence into Jira. Keep the analysis baseline. Give the next reviewer a rescan they can check.
Engine 0.1.4 · Early access · MIT licensed
12Solidity rule classes
38Rust tests in the recorded release
31Forge service tests
24 / 26Frozen synthetic review labels
A small, reproducible review
Try the whole workflow.
Use a Jira project with a Task issue type and permission to create issues, add comments and complete work. An administrator installs the app. The fixture pack needs no local build or chain connection.
Check the baseline
Import the source-only fixed report. It has zero findings, but verification should stay disabled because its analysis differs.
Download weaker rescan ↓Verify the change
Import the matching compiler fixed report. Record verification, review the source change, then complete the issue and reload.
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Production acceptance · 14 November 2026
The evidence stays
with the fix.
On cs0lutions, KAN-6 reached Done with verification comment 10005. A weaker rescan was rejected. The fixed report and Jira result survived a reload.
Built for inspection
Keep the limits visible.
These are synthetic fixture measurements, not production precision or recall. Explicit-super dispatch and one composed-modifier case remain incomplete. The separate Bitbucket integration is a scaffold.
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