Certora Launches the First Safe AI Coding Platform for Smart Contracts

[PRESS RELEASE – Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel, November 21st, 2025]

Certora, the full-stack security assurance platform trusted by the most advanced teams in Web3, today announced Certora AI Composer, an open-source AI coding platform that composes artificial intelligence with formal verification to make smart contract development faster and safer.

Unlike generic “AI-for-code” tools that focus on speed and convenience, Certora AI Composer ensures that every AI-generated snippet adheres to mathematical safety rules before it ever runs. By embedding Certora’s proven formal verification technology directly into the AI generation loop, developers can explore design ideas confidently while knowing that security invariants are continuously checked rather than retrofitted.

The Certora AI Composer Alpha will be open source starting Dec. 4 and will be available to the community on GitHub. Developers are encouraged to experiment, provide feedback, and contribute to shaping a new standard for verified AI-driven development.

Key Features:

• Integrated formal verification checks for AI-generated code
• Open-source extensibility to build your own safety modules
• Backed by the Certora Prover, Certora’s industry-trusted verification engine

Certora will also be hosting a livestream event on Dec. 4 titled “AI Meets Verification: An Open Discussion with Certora Researchers,” which will provide a detailed description of how Certora AI Composer operates and what it can do to enhance security.

Users can sign up for the event HERE, and follow them on Twitter at @CertoraInc for future updates and reminders.

About Certora

Certora is the security assurance partner trusted by the most advanced teams in Web3. Founded in 2018 by pioneers in programming languages and formal methods, Certora helps leading protocols like Lido, Aave, Uniswap, and Compound secure billions in value with confidence.

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