Tools is the launch pad for the standalone utilities — the Upgrade Simulator, the Dependency Map, and Sentinel — each on a card that opens the utility directly. It’s the way in when you want to run one of them against an ad-hoc target without setting up a workspace first.
Why it exists
Each of these utilities is also available inside a workspace, tied to whatever artifact you have in focus. This page covers the other case: you have an address or a bytecode in hand and just want to run the tool, no workspace required.
Who uses it
- Auditor — opens a utility quickly without workspace setup.
- Researcher — reaches for the Dependency Map or Sentinel without carrying artifact state.
What’s on the page
Three cards, each linking to its standalone page: the Upgrade Simulator (dry-run a proxy upgrade for storage and selector safety), the Dependency Map (a contract’s external-call graph), and Sentinel (live on-chain monitoring). The same utilities also appear as individual items under the Simulation and Monitoring sidebar sections.
Limits
- Each utility has its own sign-in and input requirements — see its guide for the specifics.
- A utility opened without a target in focus starts empty; pick a target inside it, or open it from a workspace where an artifact is already loaded.
Related pages
- Upgrade Simulator — proxy-upgrade storage and selector checks.
- Dependency Map — the call-graph utility.
- Sentinel — live on-chain monitoring.