User-Friendly No-Code Smart Contract Security Tools covers the growing set of low‑code and no‑code workflows that help developers reduce smart contract risk without requiring deep security expertise. As of 2026-01-02, the space is shaped by AI assistants and repository-aware agents that embed security checks, test generation, and governance into everyday developer tooling—making basic vulnerability detection and fix suggestions available inside PRs, IDEs, and CI pipelines. Key tool categories include code‑review agents (context-aware assistants that synthesize PR summaries and line‑by‑line feedback), automated test generators (creating targeted unit and property tests), and SDLC governance platforms (policy enforcement and multi‑repo oversight). Representative tools in this ecosystem are Qodo (formerly Codium) for context‑aware code review, automated test generation, and multi‑repo SDLC governance; CodeRabbit for AST/code‑graph–driven reviews that combine linters, SAST, and generative AI; Bito for PR summaries, one‑click suggested fixes and interactive codebase chat; and GitHub Copilot for inline completions, chat assistance, and automated workflows. These tools make security more accessible by surfacing likely vulnerabilites, proposing fixes, and integrating with issue trackers and CI so teams can act with minimal context switching. Important caveats remain: AI assistants can produce incorrect or incomplete patches, and critical contracts still benefit from formal analysis, manual audits, and on‑chain fuzzing. Effective adoption therefore combines no‑code tooling for triage and developer guidance with rigorous, specialist-led verification for high‑value contracts. For teams seeking pragmatic risk reduction, these platforms lower the barrier to continuous security hygiene while requiring human oversight and tailored on‑chain testing for production deployments.