Yesod.ai Smart contract releases

From contract idea to deployment, with evidence at every step.

Move from plain-language requirements to generated Solidity or Rust, through reproducible tests and security review, to a wallet-signed release your team can inspect.

Talk through a releaseFollow the release path

Your team keeps control of approvals and wallet signatures.

The release record

One version. A trail of evidence.
REVIEWABLE
  1. 01
    IntentRequirements clarified before code begins.
  2. 02
    SourceGenerated for the selected chain and language.
  3. 03
    Build + testPinned tools, reproducible checks.
  4. 04
    Security reviewFindings, proposed fixes, human review.
  5. 05
    ApprovalThe release gate checks required sign-offs.
  6. 06
    DeploymentWallet-signed, then matched on-chain.

A code change means the checks and approvals must be tied to that version again.

A controlled path to chain

Every release moves through the same deliberate gate.

Each stage contributes to a signed record. If a check fails, the work returns to scanning and fixes before deployment can proceed.

  1. 01

    Describe the intent

    Turn a plain-language brief into structured requirements, with gaps and conflicts surfaced early.

  2. 02

    Generate for the chain

    Create Solidity for Ethereum-compatible networks or Rust with Anchor for Solana.

  3. 03

    Build and test

    Use pinned compilers and dependencies, then run unit, property and fuzz tests.

  4. 04

    Scan and review fixes

    Check known attack types, inspect proposed diffs and gas impact, and approve critical fixes.

  5. 05

    Pass the release gate

    Hold or block deployment until findings and required approvals are resolved.

  6. 06

    Sign and verify deployment

    Deploy from your own wallet and confirm the on-chain code matches the reviewed version.

Evidence over labels

“Verified” should tell you what was actually checked.

Yesod connects build results, test runs, scan findings, fixes and approvals to one exact code version. Reviewers can inspect the record behind a release.

Verification is evidence of completed checks, not a guarantee that a contract is vulnerability-free.

What the record connects

For the version your team reviewed

SIGNED
  • The exact code version and its fingerprint
  • Compiler, dependencies, build and test results
  • Attack-type scans, findings and proposed fixes
  • Reviewer decisions and required approvals
  • Wallet transaction and deployed-code match

A marketplace with its provenance attached

Let reusable work carry its review history forward.

Teams can list reusable audited templates and clause packs for other builders. The attached audit record gives buyers inspectable context for the work they are adapting.

Designed for reuse

Patterns become assets. Evidence travels with them.

Talk about your release workflow

For teams building on EVM and Solana

Make your next contract release easier to review.

Tell us what your team needs to build, check and prove before deployment.

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