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Authors and reviewers

This page states who is responsible for Will & Key content and, just as importantly, which independent credentials the content does not yet have.

Last reviewed 28 September 2026

Will & Key project team

The project team writes the current guides and maintains the website, Solidity contracts, tests, deployment records and browser interface. Its directly verifiable experience is with this project's implementation: designing the state machine, reproducing defects, running contract tests, deploying to Base, comparing deployed bytecode and testing watcher failure recovery.

Guides published under the project-team byline represent the project, not an independent view. No individual biography or credential is currently used to imply authority that has not been documented publicly.

Current independent-review status

Review typeStatus
Independent smart-contract auditNot completed, for version 1 or for version 2, the contract live since 28 September 2026.
Independent watcher/operations reviewNot completed.
Jurisdiction-qualified legal reviewNot completed.
Tax-professional reviewNot completed.
Internal adversarial review (August 2026, version 1)Completed and published, but not independent.
Preliminary security audit (September 2026, version 1)Completed and published. Performed by AI auditing agents at the project's request, so not independent: 47 findings, none critical or high.
Fix reviews of version 2 (September 2026)Completed and published in the changelog: five review rounds and a pre-launch review, all by AI agents of the same kind that wrote the code, so not independent.

Pages therefore avoid jurisdiction-specific conclusions and continue to state that readers should obtain qualified advice for their circumstances. When an outside reviewer completes work, this page will identify the person or firm, scope, date and any material limitation with their permission.

Standards applied to every guide

The editorial and sourcing policy governs primary sources, corrections, automation, commercial interests and review labels. Technical claims about the live system can be checked through the security page and public repository.