AI-Powered Tool Audits Motoko Code on ICP, Giving Developers a Security Boost

A new app built on Caffeine AI is catching attention among Internet Computer (ICP) developers for taking the pain out of code audits. Created by @AmSpeed_, the tool automatically reviews Motoko code, flags issues, and even provides ready-to-use fixes that developers can copy and paste directly into their projects.

The app goes a step further by issuing a security badge once a project passes its audit. That badge can be embedded into the dApp itself, giving users a visible layer of assurance. It’s a small but smart addition that adds credibility to open-source and Web3 projects running on ICP.

The process is simple: upload a Motoko file—or even a zipped folder of files—and the app handles the rest. Depending on file size, the audit can take up to a minute, so users are advised to keep a cup of coffee nearby while they wait.

The project is now listed on DappDash.com and available to try at motocode-8lb.caffeine.xyz. Developers can also contribute prompt tips within the app to help improve future audits, creating a more collaborative tool over time.

For ICP’s growing builder community, this is a practical example of how AI can streamline quality control without sacrificing decentralisation or transparency. It’s the kind of utility that makes coding a little easier—and a lot more secure.