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1/ Today we announce that @almanax raised an additional $1M to accelerate the development of our AI Security Engineer. 

Grateful for the support of our investors Blockchain Builders Fund | BBF defy.vc, Exor, Vento, IAG, Eden Ventures, and amazing angels.

We're headed into a future where most code will be AI generated, and coding agents will need to pass security checks from AI security agents. 

We're building the latter at Almanax

We're excited to welcome @pranjali to the Almanax team as our new Security Engineer Intern! 

Pranjali was previously responsible for implementing security tools and identifying vulnerabilities at Circle, one of the major stablecoin issuers and blockchain companies in the world. 

She'll now help us bring these capabilities to the broader crypto market.

Today we published a comparison between ALMX-1, @almanax's first AI model, Slither, a popular static analysis tool for blockchain code, and human security experts. 

The results are very promising and show that the performance of automated tools for vulnerability detection is much closer to human performance than it used to be just a few months ago. 

Excited for the work that the team has been doing, we have now a good understanding of how to bring these results even closer to human performance. 

Link to the blog available in the comments.

Check it out here: https://www.almanax.ai/post/slither-vs-almx-1-a-test-case-comparison

I've been chatting with @jessepollak, and in preparation for our public launch, decided to offer free security scans through @almanax for the next month to 10 projects building on @base.

If your project has smart contracts you'd like checked, comment below or DM me and we'll make it happen.

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