What it can't tell you

sourcetruth is honest about its edges. It won't tell you:

• Whether anything is a bug. It draws what the code does; you judge it.
• Runtime facts — which contract id a caller will actually pass, who holds a role, what a proxy currently points at, what a price is.
• Which branch runs. An action that archives a contract and creates one is shown as possibly replacing it and possibly ending it.
• Arithmetic — overflow, rounding and decimals are out of scope.
• Inside a blind spot. A delegatecall to a caller's address or an assembly call is shown and named, never followed.
• Code that isn't on disk. Missing imports are reported, and the functions that depend on them are marked. Nothing is guessed.
• What a comment claims. Comments are stripped before anything is read.