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The Slither Audited Smart Contracts dataset is live on Cluster Protocol. 467K Solidity contracts verified on Etherscan, each carrying source code, deployed bytecode, and vulnerability classifications from the Slither static analysis framework. Train/test/validation splits are already structured.

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