Update from Anchor Visualizer

Understanding complex Anchor/Solana code usually means manually reading thousands of lines of boilerplate just to figure out "who touches what account, and who can call whom?"

Anchor Visualizer solves this. It is a high-performance static analysis engine built in Rust that reverse-engineers abstract macros into interactive 2D/3D instruction maps, ordered dependency graphs, and precise CPI call paths — with zero deployment required.

We designed the core as a reusable architecture. It can power local tools, run inside a hosted Web Service, embed into a VS Code extension, or integrate straight into automated CI/CD pipelines.

This week, we took the core parser and heavily leveled up its depth, scalability, and security features:

• Standalone Rust Crate: We decoupled the core engine into a reusable Rust crate. This forms the foundation for our upcoming VS Code extension and web dashboards, and lets other security tools plug right in.

• Automated Security Flags: Instead of forcing humans to double-check every line, the engine now automatically scans your code for critical Solana vulnerabilities before deployment. This instantly saves hours of manual auditing and catches catastrophic, multi-million-dollar security holes in seconds.

• Scalable 3D Workspaces: Multi-program architectures now get a "Focus Mode" with smooth camera flights and color-coded objects. Click any object to instantly jump to it and filter the view.