# Scriptless Labs

we build, review, and repair cryptographic systems, protocol code, wallet flows, decentralized communication, and security-sensitive ai developer tools.

we work by request, for protocol teams, operators, investors, and acquirers who know the stakes and need senior execution.

client work is confidential by default. references, sanitized examples, and sample report outlines are available privately for qualified engagements.

## Localized homepages

- [English homepage](https://scriptlesslabs.com/en/)
- [Deutsch homepage](https://scriptlesslabs.com/de/)
- [Español homepage](https://scriptlesslabs.com/es/)
- [Français homepage](https://scriptlesslabs.com/fr/)
- [日本語 homepage](https://scriptlesslabs.com/ja/)
- [한국어 homepage](https://scriptlesslabs.com/ko/)
- [Русский homepage](https://scriptlesslabs.com/ru/)
- [简体中文 homepage](https://scriptlesslabs.com/zh-cn/)
- [繁體中文 homepage](https://scriptlesslabs.com/zh-hk/)

## Practice

### cryptography & protocols

- wallet flows, transaction signing, settlement paths, and protocol integration
- hardening existing protocol code: reviews, refactors, modernization
- privacy leakage analysis, adversarial heuristics, attribution risk, chain forensics

### ai & systems engineering

- agents, tool contracts, and mcp interfaces for systems where tool use, authority, and auditability matter
- retrieval, evals, and guardrails for teams that need traceable behavior
- developer interfaces where the model is one component, not the product

### technical counsel

- security audits and reviews of code, protocols, and deployed systems
- technical diligence for investors, acquirers, and operators
- post-incident analysis and independent architecture review

## Rules

- no speculative decks, no unpaid discovery, no procurement theater.
- no token-only compensation, promotional token launches, or speculative protocol theater.
- you own the code and findings. keys stay with you. client materials are removed at closeout, except for required legal and accounting records.
- we take on what we can ship, and we ship when we said we would.

## When to engage

- before launching a wallet, signing flow, or settlement path
- before relying on an agent or tool-using system in production
- after an incident or suspected compromise
- before investing in or acquiring a protocol or company
- when prior audits did not answer the actual risk question
- when a system needs hardening, not a pdf trophy

## Process

- 01 scope: problem, deadline, constraints
- 02 review: existing code, docs, prior reports
- 03 deliver: per the engagement
- 04 closeout: materials returned, findings handed off

## Engagements

- review: code, protocols, deployed systems
- audit: cryptographic and protocol code, with a written report
- build: new wallets, settlement, protocol code
- harden: existing protocol code, refactors, modernization
- diligence: for investors, acquirers, operators
- incident: post-incident analysis, architecture review
- counsel: retained technical counsel, time-boxed

## Typical outputs

- review memo
- design critique
- written report
- scored evaluation
- patch series
- shipped system
- threat model
- architecture correction
- execution plan
- diligence brief
- incident report
- eval harness

## Inbound: include

- desired output, if known
- repo / protocol / system context
- deadline and decision path
- prior reports, audits, or relevant docs

## Inbound: do not send

- secrets, private keys, production credentials
- speculative decks or open-ended rfps
- anything you cannot legally share

## Company

- Scriptless Labs LLC
- New Mexico
- hello@scriptlesslabs.com