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verus

Verified Rust for low-level systems code

MIRAI

MIRAI is an abstract interpreter that operates on Rust's mid-level intermediate representation (MIR), designed to become a widely used static analysis tool for the Rust ecosystem. It helps developers improve code quality by detecting potential issues and verifying correctness properties through formal analysis. ## Key Features - **Panic Detection** — Identifies unintentional panics or suboptimal program termination paths - **Correctness Verification** — Validates program properties encoded via source annotations - **API Documentation** — Checks that explicit precondition annotations match the actual code implementation - **Security Analysis** — Performs taint analysis to find information leaks, code injection bugs, and side-channel vulnerabilities - **Path-Sensitive Analysis** — Conducts top-down, full-program analysis of package entry points - **Configurable Diagnostics** — Offers multiple diagnostic levels from default to paranoid for different analysis needs ## Philosophy MIRAI aims to make Rust code more reliable and better documented through rigorous static analysis, helping developers catch bugs early and maintain clear, verifiable contracts in their APIs.

cargo-coupling

A coupling analysis tool for Rust projects - measuring the 'right distance' in your code

static_assertions

Compile-time assertions to ensure that invariants are met