Run the smallest useful ArkheionX workflow.

1. Install from source

curl -fsSL https://arkheionx.dev/install.sh | bash

For first use, inspect the script before running it.

curl -fsSL https://arkheionx.dev/install.sh -o arkheionx-install.sh
less arkheionx-install.sh
bash arkheionx-install.sh

2. Check the installed command

arkheionx version

This confirms that the wrapper is available and that the installed package can start.

3. Check the environment

arkheionx doctor

The doctor command should be the first place to look when something feels wrong locally.

4. Build the review map

arkheionx review-map .

This is the core command. It maps value paths, trust assumptions, and missing tests, and writes artifacts under .arkheionx/out/review-map/. Try the bundled multi-contract demo first:

arkheionx review-map examples/vault-strategy-oracle-fixture

5. Read the safety model

ArkheionX creates review context. It does not confirm vulnerabilities, assign final severity, prove protocol safety, submit reports, or stand in for human review.

6. Read the focused views

Each view is a focused slice of the same review map. They read the artifacts review-map wrote, or derive them in memory.

arkheionx value-paths .
arkheionx assumptions .
arkheionx test-gap-map .
arkheionx proof-plan .

test-gap-map prints a Source: <file>:<line> for each gap so you can open the exact function. See how it works for the full pipeline.

7. What comes next

Use ArkheionX as a structured review layer around your codebase. Treat outputs as review context that must be inspected by a human. Next: the bug bounty and pre-audit workflows.