Assets is the one place that shows everything in a project at once — EVM contracts, Solana programs and PDAs, wallets and accounts, and ZK circuits — as a grid of cards that each open the right runtime-specific page. It’s the home base you come back to when work is spread across chains and asset kinds.
Why it exists
Once analysis fans out across runtimes, it’s easy to lose the thread: what have I already looked at, what’s gone stale, which asset carries the most risk. Assets puts one filter-sort-search surface over the combined inventory so those questions have a single answer, and a set of summary tiles up top — the severity spread, the highest-risk asset, overall analysis health, and the last run — gives the shape of the project at a glance.
Who uses it
- Auditor — scans the whole engagement inventory before drilling into a specific finding.
- Researcher — finds a previously analyzed target to compare runs or reopen in Studio.
- Operator — checks which assets have gone stale and need a fresh run.
How to open it
- Sidebar → Assets.
- Top bar → the Assets chip for the active project.
- Direct URL —
/assets.
Working with the grid
Add asset opens a picker to bring a new contract, program, wallet, or circuit into the project. Search filters the grid by label, address, or network. An asset-type control narrows it to one kind — contracts, wallets, programs, PDAs, accounts, or circuits — and sort orders it by risk, by number of findings, stale-first, or most recent. Clicking a card opens that asset at the tab you last viewed.
Limits
- Requires a signed-in account and an active project.
- The grid merges the project’s server-side inventory with your recently viewed items, so an asset appears once either source knows about it.
- Recently viewed and pinned state is local to the browser and does not follow you to another machine.
Related pages
- Smart Contracts — EVM contracts and SVM programs only.
- Wallets — wallets and accounts only.
- Workspaces — the project-level grouping that scopes this page.