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If you have solidity (.sol) files you want checked for common security pitfalls have Quantstamp's network of auditors run a suite of tools against your code.
Add this link to your README.md and replace username/repo
[](https://quantstamp-badge.herokuapp.com/start-audit/GITHUB_USERNAME/REPO_NAME)
The badge will initially start off like this:
(note: link to badge is purposely broken here so that it will remain in initial state)
When you click through the "fund me" badge above you end up on a page for the crypto kitties repo (try it!). People can donate QSP to fund an audit. It displays all of the .sol files found in the repo along with their current audit status. If enough QSP has been donated you can trigger an audit from the page.
If everything goes well the "fund me" badge will turn into this
npm run server && npm run client to get them started. In my scramble to get this up on Heroku you'll need to add http://localhost:5000 to api calls made from frontend if you run this locally.
Green badges feel good. And hopefully we can make everyone's eth a little safer when it's parked in contracts.