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Description

Claude Code skill that produces submission-ready Foundry PoCs against mainnet-forked deployed contracts.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

foundry-poc-mainnet-fork

A [Claude Code](https://docs.claude.com/en/docs/claude-code/overview) skill that turns a smart contract vulnerability finding into a submission-ready Foundry PoC that forks mainnet and exercises real deployed contracts end-to-end.

Built and validated by [@cholakovvv](https://x.com/cholakovvv) across four production bounty findings spanning freeze, routing DoS, and pool-drain theft shapes.

What It Does

Given a vulnerability description and the deployed addresses of the affected protocol, the skill produces a single Foundry test file that:

  • Forks mainnet (or any EVM chain) at a block where the bug is reachable
  • Binds every protocol contract as a constant real address
  • Executes the full causal chain from the action that first triggers the vulnerable state to the final realized impact
  • Ends with assertions that encode the vulnerability's end-state (balance deltas for theft, reverts for DoS, quantified stranding for freeze)
  • Passes forge test -vvvv on the first try, or flags a blocker with a concrete reason

No mocks. No minimal reimplementations. No `vm.store` shortcuts around protocol pipelines unless explicitly documented.

Who This Is For

Smart contract security researchers working on bug bounty platforms or audits who want to produce a clean mainnet-fork PoC without spending 2 hours on boilerplate and address-hunting. The skill takes care of:

  • Classification of the finding (frozen historical vs forward-looking risk vs both)
  • Identifying the first-triggering action in the causal chain
  • Finding real deployed addresses when the user provides partial info
  • Writing interfaces that match deployed bytecode
  • End-to-end test structure with labeled balance deltas

Requirements

  • Claude Code with a Claude Sonnet 4.5 or Claude Opus 4.5+ subscription (or API access)
  • Foundry installed (forge, cast)
  • An EVM RPC URL (free Alchemy, Infura, drpc.org, mevblocker.io all work)

Installation

cd ~/.claude/skills