Execution specification

Identity and quotes

Use chain ID 4663 and token addresses as primary identity. Index factory events, token quote asset, lifecycle, canonical pool/curve and deployed contract versions. Account for reorgs and stage changes.

Support v1 V3 and v2 curve/V4 through separate adapters. Quote at a recorded block, validate transfer restrictions and include all applicable fees. An indicative DEX price is not a route quote.

Authorization

A user reviews side, amount, recipient, route, price impact, service fee, other fees, minimum output and expiry. Simulate before requesting authorization. Spender approvals must be bounded and explicit.

Any session-based automation enforces approved call selectors, contract addresses, maximum amounts, recipients and expiration. An agent can propose actions; it cannot grant itself permissions.

Settlement

Persist action IDs and transaction hashes. Serialize dependent transactions, reconcile nonces and distinguish timeout from failure. Confirm actual token deltas and fees before reporting a fill. Preserve reorg and replacement history.

Orders

Define trigger source, quote-asset units, expiry and slippage separately. A stop trigger does not guarantee a fill. Recheck authorization, balance, liquidity and cost at execution. Canceling an order cannot undo a finalized transaction.

Validation

Test lifecycle transitions, native/ERC-20 quotes, changed fees, transfer taxes, malicious metadata, rejected signatures, stale quotes, reverted swaps, nonce conflicts and revoked permissions. Compare expected and actual outputs. Review contracts and execution security before using operator capital; customer execution follows separately.

Success metrics: fill success, all-in execution cost, latency, repeat usage, support burden and contribution margin. No artificial-volume features.