This is a great, but its hard to trust closed source code. Everything is untrustworthy until we can see the code, I could care less about current exploits being found. How do you know that in a months time someone isn't going to release a similar tool that yours does? Furthermore, what is stopping you from exploiting current projects? Or that you haven't already? The space embraces open source for trust minimization, Am I being too paranoid here? Are you going to open source everything at some point?

With that said, I don't want to be completely negative, what you are doing is a damned great idea and I think just about all of us can get behind these types of processes, as someone who is learning about solidity vulnerabilities (blockchain @ berkeley) right now it is kind of funny this post comes around today. I have kind of been fretting about how easy it is to write terrible smart contracts and I kept thinking, well how the hell does NASA do this? What about air frame manufacturing? That is how I want to develop my dApps, I don't want to deploy and hope, you know? I hate that feeling, not just because I don't want to lose anyone funds, but because I want to be proud of my code and use it for good.

I am really looking forward to checking this out, I can't see it at work but will check it out as soon as I get home! I think this is really important work you are doing. I think just about everyone who is responsible in this space knows doing contract development in a web development mind frame is dangerous and stupid. I even heard someone say the other day "agile smart contract development", like NO! I had an old drill sergeant tell me about combat "Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast", well turns out it applies to smart contract and blockchain development as well.