Case study

Eloizer

Eloizer is a static analysis framework for Solana and Anchor programs. It combines a semantic model, focused queries, source locations, and an extensible detector system.

Founder-led work at Inversive Labs
Ecosystem
Solana
Category
Static analysis
Status
Open source
Record year
2025 to 2026
Project factsOpen source

Public analyzer and CLI

More than 50 built-in detectors

Custom detector DSL

AGPL-3.0 license

Problem

Why this project exists

Solana programs have vulnerability patterns that general Rust tools do not model. These patterns include account ownership, signer rules, PDA derivation, aliases, and Anchor constraints.

Approach

System design

Eloizer parses Rust source into a semantic analysis model. Focused detectors use a query DSL. Each rule reports severity, source location, cause, and corrective guidance.

Result

Current release

The public framework includes a CLI, reports, custom rules, documentation, and more than 50 built-in detectors. Teams can run it locally or in continuous integration.

Technical details

Stack and source

  • Rust
  • Anchor
  • AST analysis
  • Detector DSL
  • CLI

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