Question 1

What is Pentagonal?

Accepted Answer

Pentagonal is an AI-driven smart contract forge that generates, attacks, and deploys smart contracts across 14 blockchain networks using a permanent red team of 8 specialised adversarial agents.

Question 2

How does the adversarial review work?

Accepted Answer

When you submit a contract, eight specialised attackers run in parallel — Reentrancy Hunter, Flash Loan Attacker, Access Control Prober, Overflow Saboteur, Oracle Manipulator, MEV Predator, Economic Exploit, and Gas Griefer. Each tries to break the contract within its class. Findings are deduplicated, cross-confirmed, and graded by exploit cost.

Question 3

What blockchain networks does Pentagonal support?

Accepted Answer

Pentagonal supports 7 EVM mainnets (Ethereum, Polygon, BSC, Arbitrum, Base, Optimism, Avalanche) and Solana for non-EVM via Anchor/Rust programs, plus 8 testnets.

Question 4

Can I use Pentagonal in my AI IDE?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Pentagonal has a native MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that integrates with Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, and any MCP-compatible AI coding client. You can also download the Clawd Skill package.

Question 5

What programming languages does Pentagonal support?

Accepted Answer

Pentagonal generates and audits Solidity smart contracts for EVM chains and Rust/Anchor programs for Solana. It follows OpenZeppelin standards for Solidity and Anchor framework conventions for Solana.

Question 6

How do credits work on Pentagonal?

Accepted Answer

Security audits and contract generation each cost $5 per use. Fixes and compilation are free. Credits are purchased with crypto. AI agents can pay per-use with USDC on Base via the x402 protocol — no account needed.

Question 7

What makes Pentagonal different from other smart contract audit tools?

Accepted Answer

Three things: (1) Adversarial architecture — eight specialised attackers running in parallel, not a single-pass reviewer. (2) Self-learning attack corpus — every exploit found teaches the next contract reviewed. (3) Full lifecycle — generate, attack, remediate, and deploy from one platform.

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