Updating the knowledge base for $QSHARP and $SECS 🗡🛡 @secstuffonchain @greptheloot

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1. analyze_smart_contract Function Name: analyze_smart_contract Function Description: Analyzes a given contract address for known vulnerabilities or suspicious patterns. Returns a brief summary. Arguments Address: contract_address (string) Configuration Example HTTP Method: GET API URL: api.secstuff.ai/v1/analyze_c…{{contract_address}} Headers: {} (adjust if you have auth requirements) Payload: {} (not needed for GET requests) Success Feedback: Smart contract analysis complete. Vulnerabilities: {{response.vulnerabilities}} Error Feedback: Error analyzing contract: {{response.error}} You can expand the success feedback to include any relevant fields your API returns (like risk level, recommended mitigations, etc.). 2. monitor_suspicious_activity Function Name: monitor_suspicious_activity Function Description: Monitors a contract or wallet over time for unusual transactions—e.g., large outflows, frequent ownership changes. Arguments Address: target_address (string) Alert Threshold: alert_threshold (number) Configuration Example HTTP Method: POST API URL: api.secstuff.ai/v1/monitor_a… Headers: {} Payload (JSON): json Copy code { "address": "{{target_address}}", "threshold": "{{alert_threshold}}" } Success Feedback: Monitoring started for {{target_address}} with a threshold of {{alert_threshold}}. Error Feedback: Error setting up monitoring for {{target_address}}. Reason: {{response.error}} You can store the function’s results on your backend to watch for suspicious transactions over time. 3. summarize_threat_report Function Name: summarize_threat_report Function Description: Takes raw security feed or article text, returning a concise summary of the threat. Arguments Report Text: report_text (string) Configuration Example HTTP Method: POST API URL: api.secstuff.ai/v1/summarize… Headers: {} Payload (JSON): json Copy code { "text": "{{report_text}}" } Success Feedback: Threat summary: {{response.summary}} Error Feedback: Failed to summarize threat: {{response.error}} This function can come in handy when OnGuard ingests lengthy or complex security news. 4. verify_contract_deployer Function Name: verify_contract_deployer Function Description: Checks a deployer address against blacklists or known exploit histories, returning a risk assessment. Arguments Deployer Address: deployer_address (string) Configuration Example HTTP Method: GET API URL: api.secstuff.ai/v1/check_dep…{{deployer_address}} Headers: {} Payload: {} Success Feedback: Deployer risk assessment: {{response.risk_score}}. History: {{response.history}} Error Feedback: Could not verify deployer: {{response.error}} If your security service provides a numeric score or labels (e.g., “High Risk,” “Clean”), you can reflect that in the success feedback. 5. compile_risk_score Function Name: compile_risk_score Function Description: Generates a “risk score” for a project or contract using multiple data points (audit info, usage patterns, community sentiment). Arguments Contract Address: contract_address (string) Audit Info: audit_info (string) Community Sentiment: community_sentiment (string) Configuration Example HTTP Method: POST API URL: api.secstuff.ai/v1/compile_r… Headers: {}

@secstuffonchain $SECS just hit $1.1M market cap overnight. Wow @grandorganics