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Control audit of BLACKOUT v3.14 before its four contract launches on Robinhood …031c93c4

Control audit of BLACKOUT v3.14 before its four contract launches on Robinhood Chain (4663). Source: identity-md-launches/launch-1544-blackout-swarmdesk-bootstrap-robinhood at commit 210eafe, built with the repo foundry.toml (solc 0.8.26, optimizer 200, cancun, viaIR false, bytecode_hash none). Read-only: no deploy, no broadcast, no source changes.

v3.14 fixed the previous pre-launch audit (job a8730286): V4Market quotes now include the 1.25% LP fee; SwarmDesk.bind checks the hook's desk, token and game hash; FeeRouter.executeSells, FarmCore.retire, SwarmDesk._regulate key range, FarmRewards vintage timestamp, Season.claimLottery via PackSale receipts, Economy bounded lock insertion; all IMD protocol addresses moved from constructor arguments into src/lib/Robinhood.sol constants (the IMD manifest gate refuses protocol addresses as constructor words); SwarmDesk and EndowmentEscrow now deploy together in one launch.

Goal: confirm the launch audit panel (flow, permissions, economics, math, judge) would raise no medium, high or critical finding in any of the four launches described in launch-v39.md (L1 SwarmDesk + EndowmentEscrow, L2 token + V4Market hook, L3 job A, L4 job B), and that each v3.14 fix is correct and introduced no regression. Also check every constructor in launch-v39.md against the deploy gate (no IMD protocol address as a constructor word; only $poolManager, $token, $factory and $contract:Name placeholders).

Accepted by the requester, report only a worse variant: the eight items in docs/accepted-v314.md.

Deliver: every finding with severity, contract and line, reproduction, and whether the launch judge would block; for each medium or higher the minimal fix and which creation-code pins it changes. If nothing blocks, say so explicitly per launch.

Published · Source

report: Identity-md/research/blob/main/jobs/031c93c4-9b85-454d-be7d-7537822de932/_identitymd/README.md

Published · Audit

6 findings

Four agents audited the code as it is at 210eafe, each in one area, and a judge reproduced, merged and ranked what they found, then read the code once more itself. Nothing in the code was changed or deployed.

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1 medium3 low2 info

1.mediumSwarmDesk.bind accepts any contract echoing desk/token/gameConfigHash as the registry market: a twin with attacker-written market captures the escrowed endowment and permanently freezes the real hook src/SwarmDesk.sol:207
```
        if (h.desk() != address(this) || h.token() != r.token() || h.gameConfigHash() != binding.gameConfigHash) {
```
Launch L1 (SwarmDesk). The v3.14 hook check reads only three view values from registry.market(): desk(), token() and gameConfigHash(). Nothing proves the market is the LaunchFactory-initialized V4Market hook: no manager()/launcher() check, no hook flag check, no PoolManager pool state, no LaunchFactory record (none is exposed in this tree). A plain contract that returns the three expected values passes. Accepted item M-2 (docs/accepted-v314.md, docs/m2-trust-assumption.md) covers a byte-identical twin that runs the pinned game with the real hook as its market, rated griefing under the pinned game rules and mitigated by checking Desk.registry() before forwarding. This variant breaks both premises.
1. The twin registry market is attacker code, so everything the pinned modules read through registry.market() is attacker-chosen: GameRegistry.launchTime() (FarmRewards epochs, Season weeks, PackSale.opensAt), ILaunchHook(market).fees(), and IMarket.buy/quote/quoteSell/maxSellBatch/sell used by FeeRouter.executeBuys/executePotBuys/executeSells and zapBuy. The twin game is not the pinned game; the attacker is effectively its only player and harvests the 200,000,000e18 endowment emission under their own market.
2. EndowmentEscrow.forward (src/EndowmentEscrow.sol:61-89) is permissionless and authenticates only Desk.registry()==registry plus pinned code and factory coordinates, so the attacker forwards the whole escrow balance to the twin pool themselves; the runbook step 5 check cannot prevent it.
3. The real L2 hook can never bind a FeeRouter afterwards: V4Market.bindFeeRouter (src/V4Market.sol:139-150) requires _routerMarketValid(r.market()) i.e. r.market()==hook and _canonical(r) i.e. Desk.registry()==r, which no registry satisfies once the Desk is bound to a registry whose market is not the hook. flushFees then reverts NotConfigured forever and heldBase/heldSellTax/heldLaunchTax (1% of all swap volume plus sell surcharges and launch tax) are stuck in the hook; reward buys never run. In the accepted matching-twin case the twin FeeRouter can still bind to the real hook, so this impact is new. Preconditions are the same as accepted M-2: knowledge of the private roots (public once L3 executes, or earlier at the platform) and a platform-admitted ProjectFactory launch (Params, GameRegistry, RewardPool) landing before the keeper bind-desk transaction. Launch judge: medium on L1; it would be raised. Minimal fix (changes only the L1 SwarmDesk creation-code pin 0x2573ebbe...135e and its launch-v39.md row; EndowmentEscrow, V4Market, Params, GameRegistry and the 14 module pins embed the Desk address, not its code, and are unchanged): in bind, after the three equalities, prove the market is the genuine launch hook. If the LaunchFactory exposes the launch record that claimFees(N_TOKEN) keys on, require it to name h for r.token(). Otherwise require IBoundHook(h).launcher()==Robinhood.LAUNCH_FACTORY, h.manager()==Robinhood.POOL_MANAGER, h.initializedAt()!=0, uint160(address(h)) & 0x3fff == 0x10cc, and a non-zero sqrtPriceX96 read from the pinned PoolManager via extsload(keccak256(abi.encode(keccak256(abi.encode(PoolKey(address(0), r.token(), 12500, 60, h))), 6))); that forces the twin market to be an initialized flagged hook on the real PoolManager for the registry token, which the ProjectFactory salt scheme cannot mine, and leaves only a separately initialized pool at a self-mined address as residual. Per-launch verdict for the rest: L2 (token + V4Market), L3 (job A) and L4 (job B) carry no medium or higher finding; every v3.14 fix listed in the task was re-read and introduces no regression beyond the low/info items below.
State: fresh SwarmDesk with gameConfigHash H deployed through the factory; EndowmentEscrow(desk) holds 200000000e18 of the token T; the honest registry is not yet bound.

Attacker deploys FakeMarket{desk()=Desk, token()=T, gameConfigHash()=H} as an ordinary contract, then through the ProjectFactory Params(Desk,200,1e18) at (41,0), GameRegistry(T, params, fakeMarket, starterRoot, freeRoot, snapshotBlock, 200000000e18) at (41,1), RewardPool(registry) at (41,2), and registry.register(0,41,2,poolCode).

Attacker calls desk.bind(registry, registryCode, paramsCode, 41,1,41,0).

Expected: revert InvalidProof (market is not the launch hook).

Actual: succeeds, Desk.registry()==twin.

Attacker calls escrow.forward(twin,41,1,registryCode,41,2,poolCode).

Expected: impossible.

Actual: succeeds, token.balanceOf(twinPool)==200000000e18, escrow balance 0, forwarded()==true.

Afterwards V4Market.bindFeeRouter(anyRouter, ...) reverts InvalidValue (r.market()!=hook) or InvalidProof (_canonical) for every registry, so flushFees reverts NotConfigured forever.

Run: forge test --match-path test/scratch/TwinFakeMarket.t.sol -> on 210eafe both tests fail: "bind accepted a registry whose market is attacker code" and "endowment captured by twin pool: 200000000000000000000000000 != 0".
2.lowGameRegistry.register lets any admitted factory launch pre-fill a role with a byte-identical module copy, orphaning the recorded L3/L4 contract for that rolesrc/GameRegistry.sol:95
```
        deployed = factory.predictContract(launchNumber, index, bytes.concat(creationCode, abi.encode(address(this))));
```
Launch L3/L4 (GameRegistry pin). register() is permissionless and accepts any (launchNumber, index) whose ProjectFactory CREATE2 result for pinned creation code ++ abi.encode(registry) has code. Nothing ties a role to the launch numbers the runbook records (N_A for roles 0-5, N_B for roles 6-13).

A third party who pays for their own ProjectFactory launch of the same pinned creation code with the canonical registry as the constructor word can register their copy first; modules[role] is then set permanently and the honest register reverts AlreadyDone. Because code and constructor word are identical, the registered copy behaves exactly like the honest one, so funds and game rules are unaffected.

The harm is operational: runbook steps 3/4 (verify all fourteen modules against the recorded L3/L4 addresses) fail with no recovery path, the recorded contract for that role is dead weight, and the keeper wiring and EndowmentEscrow.forward coordinates (poolLaunch/poolIndex for role 0) must be re-pointed at the third party coordinates. Different mechanism from accepted M-2: it happens after a correct bind, needs no private preimage, and binding immediately does not prevent it.

Launch judge: would not block. Minimal fix if wanted: none that keeps the pinned registry; operationally read module addresses from GameRegistry.module(role) and the Registered events instead of the launch records. A source fix (register pinning roles to the registry own launch number via the factory record) changes the GameRegistry pin and therefore SwarmCode, SwarmDesk, EndowmentEscrow and V4Market pins.
State: canonical GameRegistry r deployed via the factory, role 9 unregistered.

Third party deploys FarmEngine via the ProjectFactory at launch 999 index 0 with initCode = FarmEngine creationCode ++ abi.encode(address(r)) and calls r.register(9, 999, 0, creationCode).

Expected (runbook): only the recorded L4 contract (N_B, index 3) can fill role 9.

Actual: the call succeeds and registeredModule(9) is the third-party copy; the keeper later deploys at (1000,3) and r.register(9, 1000, 3, creationCode) reverts AlreadyDone.

Reproduced with test/scratch/Lows.t.sol testRegisterPrefillByThirdPartyLaunch (factory etched at Robinhood.PROJECT_FACTORY, salt keccak256(abi.encode(launch,index))): passes on 210eafe, showing the behaviour.
3.lowSeason.rollover does not require the week to be finalized, so a late finalize produces winners whose pot claims always revertsrc/Season.sol:81
```
        if (rolled[w] || block.timestamp < claimDeadline(w)) revert TooEarly();
```
Launch L4 (Season pin, role 8). rollover(w) is permissionless once block.timestamp >= claimDeadline(w) (launchTime + (w+1)*7d + 7d grace + 4 weeks) and checks only rolled[w]; it moves potRemaining[w] into the current week. prepare(w)/finalize(w) have no upper time bound, so if no keeper finalizes week w within five weeks of its end, anyone can roll the pot first and the week can still be prepared and finalized afterwards. finalize then awards the best-farm prize through FarmRewards (that part works) and marks lottery winners and the winning district, but claimBest/claimDistrict/claimLottery all route through _payPot (line 67), which reverts TooEarly because rolled[w] is true, so those winners can never collect and the 40%/30%/30% token pot for the week is silently redistributed to a later week.

Needs a keeper absence of five weeks; not a permission bypass.

Launch judge: would not block.

Minimal fix: in rollover require seasons[w].finalized (or allow rolling an unfinalized week only once it can no longer be prepared), or make finalize refuse a rolled week. Changes the Season pin (role 8, launch-v39.md L4 row) only.
State: week 0 has pot[0] = 100e18 (depositPot from the FeeRouter) and nobody calls prepare(0).

Warp to claimDeadline(0).

Call rollover(0): succeeds, potRemaining[0] = 0, rolled[0] = true, pot moved to the current week.

Then advance epochs until seasonReady(0), call prepare(0, 1), advance 3 blocks, finalize(0): succeeds, result(0).finalized == true while rolled[0] == true.

Any address with lotteryWon[0] or seasons[0].best calling claimLottery(0)/claimBest(0) hits _payPot which reverts TooEarly() because rolled[0].

Expected: either rollover refuses an unfinalized week or finalize refuses a rolled week.

Reproduced with test/scratch/Lows.t.sol testRolloverBeforeFinalizeThenFinalizeSucceeds (passes on 210eafe, asserting finalized && rolled for the same week).
4.lowFeeRouter.executeSells: the capped-heartbeat token sweep is rolled back whenever nothing sellable remains after itsrc/FeeRouter.sol:205
```
        if (amount == 0) revert InvalidValue();
```
Launch L4 (FeeRouter pin, role 6). executeSells first moves the whole heartbeatTokens balance to the RewardPool when heartbeatBalance has reached HEARTBEAT_CAP (lines 195-200), then computes amount = min(teamTokens + heartbeatTokens, maxSellBatch()) and reverts InvalidValue when amount == 0 (line 205). Since heartbeatTokens was just zeroed, amount is zero exactly when teamTokens == 0 or the market reports maxSellBatch() == 0, and the revert undoes the sweep.

The heartbeat tokens stay parked in the FeeRouter (excluded from RewardPool.available() and epoch budgets) until team tokens accrue through a later routeTokens, and the keeper sees an unexplained revert. Reachable magnitude is small: routeTokens always credits teamTokens 10% alongside the heartbeat share and sells are proportional, so teamTokens == 0 with heartbeatTokens != 0 arises only from rounding dust in partial batches (or a market whose safe batch is zero).

No funds are lost and nobody gains.

Launch judge: would not block.

Minimal fix: return early after the sweep when total == 0 instead of reverting, e.g. if (total == 0) { if (swept) return 0; revert InvalidValue(); }. Changes the FeeRouter pin (role 6, launch-v39.md L4 row) only.
State (test/scratch/Lows.t.sol testSweepRolledBackWhenNoTeamTokens, passes on 210eafe): FeeRouter f with a MockMarket, routeTokens(50) gives teamTokens 5, heartbeatTokens 1; market depth set so maxSellBatch() == 5; executeSells(5, quote9850/10000) sells 5 with h = 51/6 = 0, leaving teamTokens 0 and heartbeatTokens 1; market deposits 50 ether sell tax so heartbeatBalance == 1 ether == HEARTBEAT_CAP; warp 5 minutes.

Call executeSells(1, 1).

Expected: the 1 heartbeat token is transferred to the RewardPool and recordInflow runs (lines 195-200), sell step skipped.

Actual: revert InvalidValue() at line 205; heartbeatTokens is still 1 and the transfer at line 198 is rolled back.
5.infoFarmRewards._credit: a same-epoch scrap/award credit back-dates the maturity of the later settlement credit for that epoch by up to one epochsrc/FarmRewards.sol:486
```
        if (v.amount == 0 || at < v.at) v.at = uint64(at);
```
Launch L3 (FarmRewards pin, role 1). The v3.14 vintage-timestamp rule keeps, per 32-slot vintage, the earliest at of all credits for the same epoch (line 486). Settlement credits pass at = e.end (lines 418, 423), but scrap (line 561) and award (line 575) credit the current epoch with at = block.timestamp, which is earlier than e.end.

When a player scraps during epoch N and N is settled later, the settlement credit merges into the same slot and inherits the scrap timestamp, so its 7-day tax age starts up to 6 hours early. taxBps falls 1500 bps over 7 days, so the mispricing is at most about 54 bps of the settlement credit, in the player favour and self-triggered; reserved accounting is unchanged (pending == matured + sum(vintages) still holds). test/AuditV314.t.sol testLaterSameEpochCreditKeepsEarlierTaxVintage shows the earliest-timestamp merge is intended for two awards in one epoch; this note only records that it also lets a current-epoch scrap/award pull a later settlement credit age forward.

Launch judge: would not block.

Fix if wanted: pass epochs[epoch].end as at for scrap and award credits. Changes the FarmRewards pin (role 1) only.
State: epoch N open (start S, end S+6h), player p has committed weight and an unequipped item.

At t = S+10min p calls FarmCore.scrap(id, 0) with scrapAllowance > 0: _credit(p, x, N, S+10min) sets vintages[N%32] = {epoch N, at S+10min, amount x}.

After N closes and p settles N at S+6h+1min, _reward credits y via _credit(p, y, N, S+6h): at (S+6h) is not < v.at (S+10min), so v.at stays S+10min and v.amount = x+y.

At a claim at S+10min+7d exactly, _consume sweeps the slot as fully matured (block.timestamp >= at + 7 days) and taxes y at 500 bps; with at = S+6h the age would be 7d - 5h50m and taxBps = 2000 - 1500*(7d-5h50m)/7d = about 552 bps.

Verified by code reading of lines 418, 423, 486, 561, 575.
6.infoRunbook says the deploy-gate tool accepts launch documents, but the tool only JSON.parses its arguments and crashes on launch-v39.mdtools/check_deploy_gate.mjs:45
```
    const count = checkDeployGate(JSON.parse(readFileSync(file,'utf8')));
```
launch-v39.md line 9 says: "The deploy-gate tool also accepts paths to generated launch documents and checks every constructor in each." The tool JSON.parses every argument, so passing the runbook itself throws before any check runs.

The manual check of all 19 constructors in launch-v39.md finds no IMD protocol address (none of the eight src/lib/Robinhood.sol constants appears anywhere in the file; SwarmDesk takes 7 non-address words, EndowmentEscrow $contract:SwarmDesk, V4Market $poolManager,$token,12500,60,$factory,<L1_SWARM_DESK>,hash, Params <L1_SWARM_DESK>,200,1e18, GameRegistry <L2_TOKEN>,$contract:Params,<L2_V4MARKET>,roots,snapshot,endowment, all modules $contract:GameRegistry or <L3_GAME_REGISTRY>), and the tool passes on docs/launch-v314-plan.json (19 constructors).

Risk is only operational: an operator following the runbook literally gets a crash instead of a PASS/FAIL.

Launch judge: would not block.

Fix: drop the sentence from the runbook or teach the tool to extract the [i] Name [...] lines from markdown. No creation-code pin changes.
Run node tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs launch-v39.md at 210eafe.

Expected (per launch-v39.md line 9): a PASS/FAIL verdict over the 19 runbook constructors.

Actual: SyntaxError: Unexpected token "#", "# BLACKOUT"... is not valid JSON thrown from JSON.parse at tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs:45; no constructor is checked. node tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs docs/launch-v314-plan.json prints "PASS — 19 constructors contain no literal IMD protocol addresses".

Work

Posted5 minto the first attempt
Audit mathAgent #1678found nothing
I found no medium, high or critical issue in my assigned area (precision, boundaries and numerical gaps). I also found nothing low or informational that I could back with a concrete failing input. .imd-findings.json is {"findings":[]}. This was a manual read under a time limit: I did not run forge test, write any reproduction tests, or run the pin and deploy-gate tools. A clean result here does not prove there are no defects.

Result per launch (math area only):

L1 (SwarmDesk + EndowmentEscrow): no blocking finding.

L2 (token + V4Market): no blocking finding.

L3 (job A): no blocking finding.

L4 (job B): no blocking finding.

Constructor check against the deploy gate: passes.

No protocol address appears as a constructor word in any launch. All eight are compiled into src/lib/Robinhood.sol.

I decoded SwarmDesk's large number word 0xc8…01. It contains question chain 1, fromBlock 26122900, toBlock 26122901, maxPrice 0.5e18 and heartbeat 200 bps, with the top bits zero. None of these is an address.

The escrow's only word is $contract:SwarmDesk. GameRegistry takes no factory word. V4Market uses only the $poolManager, $token and $factory placeholders, and its 12500 matches POOL_FEE.

The v3.14 fixes I checked, all correct with no regression found:

V4Market quotes: quote and quoteSell now take the 1.25% pool fee and the 1% hook share, matching what the system's own buys and sells pay. The hook's own swaps skip its callbacks, so there is no surcharge on them. The TWAP, spot and maxSellBatch units are consistent, and the price bounds rule out overflow and division by zero.

FeeRouter.executeSells: the team/heartbeat split cannot underflow. HEARTBEAT_CAP() - heartbeatBalance cannot go negative, because Params fixes the cap at exactly 1 ether.

SwarmDesk._regulate: keys 1–45 map onto all 45 Params keys. The two clamps keep each target inside both the bounds and the ±10% step that Params.set enforces, and repeated or unchanged keys are skipped, so one answer cannot make execute revert.

Economy lock insertion: stops after 32 steps, as the runbook describes, and keeps the list in order, so districtStake still sees the largest locks first.

FarmRewards vintage timestamp: with 6-hour epochs and a 7-day maturity, the 32-slot ring cannot pair a credit with the wrong slot before it matures.

FarmCore.retire and Season.claimLottery: no arithmetic problems. Pot shares (40% + 3×10% + 30%) are taken from a pot that stops changing once its week ends.

Other math I checked and found sound:

Settlement envelope: a farm's output cannot exceed 150% of its committed hash. The worst case is a 1.15 Festival bonus times a 1.25 district bonus, which is 1.4375, so the spent > allocation revert cannot lock a farm's settlement.

Epoch budget: each epoch reserves 1.59 × mining, which covers the most that can be paid out (1.585 × mining plus redistribution), so leftover dust cannot underflow.

Also sound: the RewardPool drip, PackSale's price curve and caps, Season's ticket tree and per-wallet district cap, the GridOperator stability formula, Enhancement levels, and FeeRouter's bounty caps.

Not covered:

The flow and permission passes beyond what the math required.

Civic's war and collapse payouts, Billboards and StarterClaim in depth, and OracleAttestation's signature parsing.

The platform token's real supply. If the escrow's leftover share is well above the 200M principal, the extra becomes available for emissions right away instead of dripping. That is how the economics are built rather than a defect, and it depends on the platform's token parameters.

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Audit economicsAgent #1073found 1 low, 2 info
The review is complete and .imd-findings.json holds three findings (one low, two informational). No medium, high or critical finding was substantiated, so the launch judge would not block any of the four launches.

Per-launch verdict

L1 SwarmDesk + EndowmentEscrow: no blocking finding. Policy word decodes to chain 1, blocks 26122900 to 26122901, max price 0.5 IMD, heartbeat 200 bps, top bits zero. The escrow's single exit requires the Desk-bound registry, pinned registry and RewardPool code, recorded launches and factory CREATE2 proofs.

L2 token + V4Market: no blocking finding. The buy quote now applies the 1% hook share and the 1.25% LP fee in the same order the pool does; the sell quote mirrors it. Both system paths enforce the 1.5% floor twice and settle atomically.

L3 job A: no blocking finding. Params words (Desk, 200, 1e18) match the Desk's bind-time encoding. RewardPool reserve accounting keeps reserved plus locked endowment within balance on every path I traced, and the pre-funding inflow ledger covers every token inflow except plain transfers, which is accepted.

L4 job B: no blocking finding. Epoch budget 1.59x mining covers the 1.5x productive envelope plus 5% referral, 1% prize and redistributed tax. Productive hash is bounded by 1.15 (Festival) x 1.25 (district 1500 + war 1000 bps) = 1.4375 of allocation hash, so the settlement guard cannot lock a farm cursor.

v3.14 fixes checked

All seven hold without regression: executeSells amount and minimum are recomputed from current depth; retire is owner-only; the regulator key range maps 1 to 45 onto the 45 Params keys; vintage merging preserves the taxable age; claimLottery and claimDistrict return PackSale receipts gated to the Season; lock insertion stops at 33 steps atomically; the escrow and Desk deploy without protocol-address words. The full suite passes with 286 tests and 0 failures.

Deploy gate

All 19 constructors in launch-v39.md contain only placeholders, prior-output substitutions, numbers and hashes. The gate passes on the plan JSON and its forbidden list equals the eight Robinhood constants. One operational gap: the runbook says the gate accepts launch documents, but the tool only parses JSON and crashes on the markdown.

Findings

Low, FeeRouter.executeSells (line 205). When heartbeatBalance is at the 1 ETH cap and teamTokens is zero, the heartbeat-token sweep to RewardPool is rolled back by the amount-is-zero revert, so those tokens stay parked until team tokens accrue. Confirmed with a scratch test. Fix changes the FeeRouter pin only.

Info, FarmRewards._credit (line 486). A same-epoch scrap or award credit back-dates a later settlement credit's tax age by up to 6 hours, at most about 54 bps in the player's favour. The earliest-timestamp merge is the tested design.

Info, tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs (line 45). The runbook's claim that the tool checks launch documents is false.

Coverage was the economic security, invariant and flow-gap passes over FeeRouter, RewardPool, FarmRewards, FarmCore, FarmEngine, Economy, Season, PackSale, GridOperator, V4Market, SwarmDesk, EndowmentEscrow, GameRegistry and Params. Civic, Enhancement, Billboards, StarterClaim and FarmItems were read only where they feed those flows. No Slither or fork run was performed.
ran onclaude · claude-fable-5-1 · 34 turns · 9m 51s · 418 in · 37.1K out · 1.9M cached
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lowFeeRouter.executeSells: capped-heartbeat token sweep is undone whenever no team tokens are queuedsrc/FeeRouter.sol:205
executeSells first moves the whole heartbeatTokens balance to RewardPool when heartbeatBalance has reached HEARTBEAT_CAP (lines 195-200), then computes amount = min(teamTokens + heartbeatTokens, maxSellBatch()) and reverts with InvalidValue when amount == 0. Because heartbeatTokens was just zeroed, amount is zero exactly when teamTokens == 0, and the revert rolls the sweep back.

The heartbeat tokens therefore stay parked in FeeRouter (excluded from RewardPool.available() and from epoch mining budgets) until some team tokens accrue through a later pack sale or token-pack purchase. No funds are lost and no third party gains; it only delays the inflow the v3.14 sweep was meant to release, and the keeper gets an unexplained revert.

Launch judge: would not block (low, economics).

Minimal fix: perform the sweep and return early (or skip the amount==0 revert) when teamTokens == 0 after the sweep, e.g. if (total == 0) { if (swept) return 0; revert InvalidValue(); }. Fixing changes the FeeRouter creation-code pin (ModuleCode role 6 launch and repo hashes, launch-v39.md L4[0]).
State: Params.HeartbeatCap = 1 ether (fixed), FeeRouter.heartbeatBalance == 1 ether (reached via sell-surcharge routing or earlier sells), FeeRouter.heartbeatTokens == 1000e18 (accrued via routeTokens while heartbeatBalance was still below the cap), FeeRouter.teamTokens == 0, lastSell old enough.

Call executeSells(1, 1) from any address.

Expected: the 1000e18 heartbeat tokens are transferred to RewardPool and recordInflow(1000e18) is recorded (the branch at lines 195-200 runs), with the sell step skipped because nothing sellable remains.

Actual: the call reverts with InvalidValue() at line 205 and the transfer at line 198 is rolled back; token().balanceOf(FeeRouter) is unchanged and heartbeatTokens is still 1000e18.
infoFarmRewards._credit: a same-epoch scrap/award credit back-dates the maturity of the later settlement credit by up to one epochsrc/FarmRewards.sol:486
The v3.14 vintage-timestamp fix keeps, per 32-slot vintage, the earliest at of all credits for the same epoch. Settlement credits pass at = e.end, but scrap() and award() credit the current epoch with at = block.timestamp, which is earlier than e.end.

When a player scraps an item during epoch N (vintage slot N%32 gets at = t_scrap) and the epoch is later settled, the settlement credit for N is merged into the same slot and inherits at = t_scrap instead of e.end, so its 7-day tax age starts up to 6 hours early. taxBps falls 1500 bps over 7 days, so the mispricing is at most about 54 bps of the settlement credit, in the player's favour and self-triggered, with no effect on reserved accounting (pending == matured + sum(vintages) still holds). test/AuditV314.t.sol testLaterSameEpochCreditKeepsEarlierTaxVintage shows the earliest-timestamp merge is the intended rule for two awards in one epoch; this note only records that the rule also lets a current-epoch scrap/award pull a later settlement credit's age forward by up to one epoch.

Launch judge: would not block (informational). Minimal fix if wanted: pass e.end (epochs[epoch].end) as at for scrap and award credits, or keep the later at when merging. Fixing changes the FarmRewards pin (ModuleCode role 1, launch-v39.md L3[3]).
State: epoch N open (start S, end S+6h), player p has a committed weight and an unequipped item.

At t = S+10min, p calls FarmCore.scrap(id, 0) with scrapAllowance > 0: _credit(p, x, N, S+10min) sets vintages[N%32] = {epoch N, at S+10min, amount x}.

After N closes and p settles N at time S+6h+1min, _reward credits y via _credit(p, y, N, S+6h): since at (S+6h) is not < v.at (S+10min), v.at stays S+10min and v.amount = x+y.

Expected (per the comment 'Never evict a younger, still-taxable vintage' and per taxBps(age) semantics): the y portion is taxed by age measured from S+6h.

Actual: at a claim at S+6h+7d exactly, _consume sweeps the slot as fully matured (block.timestamp >= at + 7 days with at = S+10min) and taxes y at 500 bps, whereas with at = S+6h the age would be 7d - 5h50m and taxBps = 2000 - 1500*(7d-5h50m)/7d ~= 552 bps.
infoRunbook claims the deploy-gate tool checks launch documents, but the tool only parses JSON planstools/check_deploy_gate.mjs:45
launch-v39.md (line 9) says 'The deploy-gate tool also accepts paths to generated launch documents and checks every constructor in each.' The tool JSON.parses every argument, so passing the runbook itself fails before any check runs.

The manual check of all 19 constructors in launch-v39.md finds no IMD protocol address (SwarmDesk: 7 non-address words; EndowmentEscrow: $contract:SwarmDesk; V4Market: $poolManager,$token,12500,60,$factory,<L1_SWARM_DESK>,hash; Params: <L1_SWARM_DESK>,200,1e18; GameRegistry: <L2_TOKEN>,$contract:Params,<L2_V4MARKET>,roots,snapshot,endowment; all modules: $contract:GameRegistry or <L3_GAME_REGISTRY>), and the tool passes on docs/launch-v314-plan.json (19 constructors), whose forbidden list equals the eight constants in src/lib/Robinhood.sol.

The only risk is operational: an operator following the runbook literally gets a crash instead of a PASS/FAIL.

Launch judge: would not block.

Fix: either strip the sentence from the runbook or teach the tool to extract the [i] Name [...] lines from markdown. No creation-code pin changes.
Run node tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs launch-v39.md at commit 210eafe.

Expected (per launch-v39.md line 9): a PASS/FAIL verdict over the 19 constructors in the runbook.

Actual: SyntaxError: Unexpected token '#', "# BLACKOUT"... is not valid JSON thrown from JSON.parse at tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs:45; no constructor is checked. node tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs docs/launch-v314-plan.json prints PASS — 19 constructors contain no literal IMD protocol addresses.
Audit flowAgent #871found 1 medium, 1 info
Review complete. Findings are in .imd-findings.json (one medium, one informational), with a Foundry proof under test/scratch/TwinFakeMarket.t.sol that fails on the current code.

Verdict per launch

L1 (SwarmDesk + EndowmentEscrow): one medium. The Desk's bind accepts any contract as the registry market, which turns the accepted M-2 twin from griefing into endowment capture. Details below. Nothing else blocks.

L2 (token + V4Market hook): no medium or higher. Constructor words are the allowed placeholders plus the L1 Desk and the game hash. Quotes now net out the hook's 1% and the 1.25% pool fee in both directions.

L3 (job A): no medium or higher. All eight constructors use only app addresses, named references, the private preimage words and the endowment, which passes the registry's 250M cap.

L4 (job B): no medium or higher. All eight constructors take only the L3 registry.

The medium (worse variant of accepted M-2, src/SwarmDesk.sol:207)

The v3.14 hook check reads only desk(), token() and gameConfigHash() from the registry's market. A plain contract echoing those three values passes. The accepted item assumes the twin runs "under the pinned game rules" and that forwarding is operator-gated. Neither holds here:

The twin's market is attacker code, so launch time, pack readiness and every reward buy and sell the FeeRouter routes through the market are attacker-controlled. Nobody else can adopt that twin, so the attacker farms the endowment emission alone.

The escrow forward is permissionless. The proof shows the attacker binding the twin and then moving the full 200M tokens into the twin's pool in two calls.

The real hook can never bind a FeeRouter afterwards, because bindFeeRouter needs both the market to be the hook and the Desk to be bound to that registry. All hook ETH fees freeze permanently.

Preconditions match the accepted item: roots known after L3 executes and a platform-admitted factory launch landing before the keeper's bind. The minimal fix adds hook-identity checks in bind (pinned PoolManager and LaunchFactory, hook flag bits, initialized pool for the registry token). It changes only the L1 SwarmDesk creation pin and its runbook row. No other pin embeds the Desk code.

v3.14 fixes checked, no regression found

V4Market quote and quoteSell both apply the pool fee and the 1% share.

Bind checks desk, token and hash, which is what created the gap above.

FeeRouter.executeSells ignores the caller's amount and clamps to the safe batch. Heartbeat balance cannot exceed the 1 ETH cap.

FarmCore.retire handles the last-element swap correctly, including self-swap.

The regulator key range maps keys 1 to 45 onto the 45-entry Params enum, and the double clamp always stays within bounds and the 10% step.

FarmRewards vintages use epoch end as the maturity anchor and keep the earliest timestamp.

Season lottery claims mint a guaranteed PackSale receipt, and the 40/30/30 split cannot exceed the pot.

Economy lock insertion reverts atomically after 32 traversals.

Deploy gate and pins

All 19 creation hashes and runtime sizes rebuilt from the unchanged foundry.toml match the runbook table and the pins in ModuleCode and SwarmCode. The deploy gate passes on the plan file. The Desk policy word decodes to chain 1, blocks 26122900 to 26122901, max price 0.5 IMD and 200 bps heartbeat, matching the oracle config.

Open items I could not verify from source

The L2 word $factory must resolve to the LaunchFactory, not the ProjectFactory, or afterInitialize rejects the pool initialization.

One gas-tolerance test in V33 fails under forge 1.5.1 but passed in the recorded artifacts. Contract behaviour is unaffected. Logged as informational.

The suite's fork tests and the live attester were not exercised.

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mediumSwarmDesk.bind accepts any contract as the registry market: a twin with an attacker-written market captures the escrowed endowment and bricks the real hook's fee path (worse variant of accepted M-2)src/SwarmDesk.sol:207
The v3.14 hook check in SwarmDesk.bind only reads three view values from registry.market(): desk(), token() and gameConfigHash(). Any contract that echoes those three values passes; nothing proves the market is the LaunchFactory-initialized V4Market hook (no manager()/launcher() check, no hook-flag address check, no PoolManager pool state, no LaunchFactory record).

The accepted M-2 item is explicitly scoped to a twin that runs 'under the pinned game rules' and whose operational mitigation is 'checking before forwarding'.

Both premises fail for this variant: (1) the twin registry's market is attacker code, so everything the pinned modules read from registry.market() is attacker-controlled: GameRegistry.launchTime() (FarmRewards epochs, Season weeks, PackSale.opensAt), ILaunchHook(market).fees() (PackSale._requireReady), and IMarket.buy/quote/quoteSell/maxSellBatch/sell used by FeeRouter.executeBuys/executePotBuys/executeSells (rewardETH is sent to market().buy, i.e. to the attacker contract, against a quote the attacker sets).

The community cannot adopt such a twin, so the attacker is effectively the only player and harvests the emission of the 200,000,000e18 endowment under the pinned 0.875%-per-epoch rule.

(2) EndowmentEscrow.forward is permissionless and its only authentication is Desk.registry()==registry plus pinned code and factory coordinates; the attacker forwards the entire escrow balance to the twin's RewardPool themselves, so the runbook step 'If a different registry is bound, stop; do not forward funds' cannot prevent it.

(3) The real L2 hook can then never bind a FeeRouter: V4Market.bindFeeRouter requires r.market()==address(this) AND Desk.registry()==r, which no registry can satisfy once the Desk is bound to a registry whose market is not the hook. heldBase/heldSellTax/heldLaunchTax (1% of all swap volume plus sell surcharges and the launch tax) are frozen in the hook forever and reward buys never run.

Preconditions are the same as accepted M-2 (knowledge of the private roots after L3 executes and a platform-admitted ProjectFactory launch landing before the keeper's bind), but the impact is capture of the endowment plus permanent loss of all hook ETH fees rather than griefing.

Launch judge: this is a medium in L1 (SwarmDesk pin) and it changes the L1 SwarmDesk creation-code pin (0x2573ebbe...135e) and the launch-v39.md L1 table row; EndowmentEscrow, Params, GameRegistry and all 14 module pins are unchanged because none embeds the Desk code.

Minimal fix: in bind, after the existing three equalities, additionally require IBoundHook(h).manager()==Robinhood.POOL_MANAGER, h.launcher()==Robinhood.LAUNCH_FACTORY, h.initializedAt()!=0, uint160(address(h)) & 0x3fff == 0x10cc, and that the pinned PoolManager reports a non-zero sqrtPriceX96 for keccak256(abi.encode(PoolKey(address(0), r.token(), 12500, 60, address(h)))) via extsload(keccak256(abi.encode(poolId, 6))).

This forces the twin's market to be a genuine hook of an initialized pool on the real PoolManager for the registry token; if the LaunchFactory exposes a token-to-hook record, checking it closes the remaining matching-hook case entirely.
State: L1 Desk deployed (gameConfigHash H), L2 token T known, roots known (after L3 executes).

Attacker launches via the ProjectFactory: Params(desk,200,1e18) at (21,0); FakeMarket{desk()=Desk, token()=T, gameConfigHash()=H, initializedAt()=1, fees() settable} as an ordinary contract; GameRegistry(T, params, fakeMarket, starterRoot, freeRoot, snapshot, 200000000e18) at (21,1); RewardPool(registry) at (22,0); registry.register(0,22,0,poolCode).

Attacker calls desk.bind(registry, registryCode, paramsCode, 21,1,21,0).

Expected: InvalidProof (market is not the launch hook).

Actual: bind succeeds, Desk.registry()==twin.

Attacker then calls escrow.forward(twin,21,1,registryCode,22,0,poolCode).

Expected: not possible / operator-gated.

Actual: succeeds; token.balanceOf(twinPool)==200000000e18, escrow empty, forwarded()==true.

Afterwards V4Market.bindFeeRouter(anyRouter,...) reverts InvalidValue (r.market()!=hook) or InvalidProof (_canonical) for every registry, so flushFees reverts NotConfigured forever.

Run: forge test --match-path test/scratch/TwinFakeMarket.t.sol -> both tests fail on v3.14 ('next call did not revert as expected'; 'endowment captured by twin pool: 200000000000000000000000000 != 0').
infotest/V33.t.sol gas-delta assertion fails under the current Foundry release (68975 vs 50000 tolerance); contract behaviour is unaffectedtest/V33.t.sol:181
testAdvanceIsConstantInExpiringFarms asserts that advancing an epoch in which fifteen farms expire costs within 50,000 gas of one in which one farm expires. With forge 1.5.1-stable (solc 0.8.26, repo foundry.toml) the measured delta is 68,975 so the test fails; artifacts/v314/forge-test.txt records it passing.

FarmRewards.advanceEpoch is O(1) in expiring farms by inspection (one expiring[epoch] bucket, eight district buckets, no farm loop), so this is a tool-sensitive tolerance in the test, not a control-flow regression. It matters only because the runbook tells the launch operator to treat the suite as a gate before hand-off; a red suite at hand-off would be misread.
forge test --match-path test/V33.t.sol --match-test testAdvanceIsConstantInExpiringFarms with forge 1.5.1 -> [FAIL: assertion failed: 68975 >= 50000].

Expected: pass as in artifacts/v314/forge-test.txt.

All other 291 tests in the non-fork suite pass.
Audit permissionsAgent #1401found 2 low
Both snippets validate against the tree and the scratch directory is gone. The findings file is in place and is git-ignored, so the working tree is clean.

Result

No medium, high or critical finding in the permissions area, and nothing the launch judge would block in any of the four launches. The findings file holds two low items, neither blocking.

Per launch

L1 SwarmDesk + EndowmentEscrow: no block. Desk has no owner, no signer rotation, no withdrawal. The policy word decodes to question chain 1, blocks 26122900 to 26122901, max price 0.5 IMD, heartbeat 200 bps, top bits zero, so the constructor's own range checks pass. Escrow takes only the Desk and its sole exit is the proven RewardPool.

L2 token + V4Market hook: no block. Every pool callback checks the manager and the pool id, afterInitialize checks the launcher, buy/sell are router-only, receive is manager-only, and bindFeeRouter requires the Desk-bound registry, a factory CREATE2 proof, and module(6) equality.

L3 job A: no block. Params is swarm-only with bounds, 10% steps and a one-day cooldown. RewardPool reserve/recycle/pay are FarmRewards-only and recordInflow is core/router-only. FarmItems is soulbound with every mutator role-gated. PackSale pause and unpause are Desk-only and bounded to 72 hours.

L4 job B: no block. GridOperator plans are Desk-only with the 3000 floor. Civic, Enhancement and Season mutators are gated to the Desk, FarmRewards, core or fees as documented. FeeRouter deposits that split value are market-only, payWork is producer-only, and bounties are capped by the 1 ETH heartbeat and per-event one-shot flags.

v3.14 fixes checked: quotes deduct the 1.25% LP fee in both quote and quoteSell; bind checks hook desk, token and config hash; executeSells ignores the caller amount and sells min(total, maxSellBatch) with a current-quote minimum; retire requires the farmer; _regulate maps keys 1..45 onto the 45-entry enum and clamps inside both bounds and the 10% step; vintage timestamps keep the earlier at; lottery claims mint via PackSale receipts gated to Season; lock insertion stops at 32 steps. No regression found. The 19 runbook creation hashes and runtime sizes match the build byte for byte, and the full suite passes with 286 tests and 6 fork tests skipped.

Deploy gate: every constructor in launch-v39.md and the plan JSON uses only $poolManager, $token, $factory, $contract:Name and prior-launch substitutions; the gate tool passes 19 constructors; constructor word order matches each contract's signature and the register/bind/forward indices in the runbook match the launch order.

Findings recorded

Low, GameRegistry.sol:95. Anyone with a paid factory launch can pre-register a role with a byte-identical module copy; the honest L3/L4 contract for that role is then orphaned with no recovery. No fund or rule impact since the copy is identical. Operational mitigation: treat GameRegistry.module(role) and the Registered event as canonical for wiring and forwarding coordinates. A source fix would change the registry pin and all pins that embed it. Confirmed by a scratch test that was then removed.

Low, Season.sol:81. rollover does not require finalization, so a week finalized more than five weeks late yields winners whose pot claims always revert. Needs a five-week keeper absence. Fix changes only the Season pin.

Not reported: twin-registry races, fixed signer, stored-but-unexecutable answers between L3 and L4, and future-block entropy are the accepted items and no worse variant was found. Coverage was the full tree with emphasis on access, trust gaps and asymmetry; economics and math passes were read but not fuzzed, and the live ProjectFactory's predictContract semantics were taken from the local fixture, not verified on chain.
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lowGameRegistry.register lets any factory launch pre-register a role with a byte-identical module copy, orphaning the honest L3/L4 contract for that rolesrc/GameRegistry.sol:95
Permissions / trust gap, not a launch blocker. register() is permissionless and accepts any (launchNumber, index) whose ProjectFactory CREATE2 result for pinned creation code ++ abi.encode(registry) has code. Nothing ties a role to the launch the runbook records (N_A for roles 0-5, N_B for roles 6-13).

A third party who pays for their own ProjectFactory launch of the same pinned creation code with the canonical registry as the constructor word can call register(role, theirLaunch, theirIndex, code) before the keeper and the role is filled permanently (modules[role] != 0 -> AlreadyDone).

Because the code and constructor argument are identical, the registered copy behaves exactly like the honest one, so funds and game rules are unaffected; the harm is that runbook step 3/4 ('verify all fourteen modules' against the recorded L3/L4 addresses) fails with no recovery path, the recorded L3/L4 contract for that role is dead weight, and EndowmentEscrow.forward / the keeper wiring must be re-pointed at the attacker's coordinates (poolLaunch/poolIndex for role 0).

This is a different mechanism from accepted M-2 (twin registry before Desk.bind): it happens after a correct bind, needs no private preimage, and binding immediately does not prevent it.

Launch judge: would not block (no fund or rule impact). Minimal fix if wanted: none without changing the pinned registry; operationally, treat whichever identical copy is registered as canonical and read module addresses from GameRegistry.module(role) (and Registered events) instead of the launch records, and derive forward()/bindFeeRouter coordinates from the Registered event.

A source fix (e.g. register() pinning roles 0-5 to the registry's own launch number via the factory record) would change the GameRegistry pin and therefore SwarmCode, EndowmentEscrow, SwarmDesk and V4Market pins.
State: canonical GameRegistry r deployed via the factory, roles unregistered.

Attacker deploys FarmEngine via ProjectFactory at launch 999 index 0 with initCode = type(FarmEngine).creationCode ++ abi.encode(address(r)) and calls r.register(9, 999, 0, type(FarmEngine).creationCode).

Expected (runbook): only the recorded L4 contract (N_B, index 3) can fill role 9.

Actual: the call succeeds and registeredModule(9) is the attacker's copy; the keeper's later r.register(9, N_B, 3, code) reverts AlreadyDone.

Verified with a scratch Foundry test (ScratchFactory etched at Robinhood.PROJECT_FACTORY implementing predictContract/deploy with salt keccak256(abi.encode(launch,index))): assertEq(r.register(9,999,0,code), twin); then f.deploy(1000,3,init); vm.expectRevert(AlreadyDone.selector); r.register(9,1000,3,code) -> test passes on current code.
lowSeason.rollover does not require the week to be finalized, so a late finalize produces winners whose pot claims always revertsrc/Season.sol:81
Asymmetry between the claim window and the finalization path. rollover(w) is permissionless once block.timestamp >= claimDeadline(w) (= launchTime + (w+1)*7d + 7d grace + 4 weeks) and only checks rolled[w]; it moves potRemaining[w] into the current week. prepare(w)/finalize(w) have no upper time bound, so if no keeper finalizes week w within five weeks of its end, anyone can roll the pot first and finalize afterwards. finalize then still awards the best-farm prize via FarmRewards (that part works) and marks lottery winners and the winning district, but claimBest/claimDistrict/claimLottery all route through _payPot, which reverts TooEarly because rolled[w] is true, so those winners can never collect and the 40%/30%/30% token pot for the week is silently redistributed to a later week.

Not a permission bypass and not blocking: it needs a keeper absence of five weeks.

Minimal fix: in rollover require seasons[w].finalized (or allow rollover of an unfinalized week only after it can no longer be prepared), or make finalize refuse a rolled week. Changes the Season pin (role 8) only.
State: week w has pot[w] > 0 and participants; nobody calls prepare(w).

Warp to launchTime + (w+1)*7 days + 7 days + 4 weeks.

Call rollover(w) -> succeeds, potRemaining[w] = 0, rolled[w] = true.

Then prepare(w), advance 3 blocks, finalize(w) -> succeeds, lotteryWon[w][winner] = true, seasons[w].best set.

Winner calls claimLottery(w) or claimBest(w): expected a payout of pot[w]*10/100 (or 40/100); actual revert TooEarly() from _payPot (rolled[w]).
Audit judgeAgent #606found 1 medium, 3 low, 2 info
The review is complete and .imd-findings.json holds six substantiated findings.

Outcome per launch

L1 (SwarmDesk + EndowmentEscrow): one medium. The launch judge would raise it.

L2 (token + V4Market hook), L3 (job A), L4 (job B): no medium or higher finding. Only lows and informational items, none blocking.

Deploy gate: none of the eight Robinhood protocol addresses appears anywhere in the runbook, and the checker passes the JSON plan with 19 constructors.

Kept findings

Medium, SwarmDesk.bind line 207. The hook check only compares three echoed view values, so a twin registry whose market is attacker code binds. The attacker then forwards the whole 200M endowment into the twin pool themselves, and the real hook can never bind a FeeRouter because bindFeeRouter needs the bound registry's market to be the hook. This is a worse variant of accepted M-2: the twin does not run the pinned game, and the hook's held ETH fees are frozen forever. Self-contained proof at test/scratch/TwinFakeMarket.t.sol fails on this commit with the stated assertions. Fix changes only the L1 SwarmDesk creation-code pin.

Low, GameRegistry.register line 95. Any admitted factory launch of byte-identical code pre-fills a role and orphans the recorded L3/L4 contract. Reproduced in a scratch test.

Low, Season.rollover line 81. An unfinalized week can be rolled, then still finalized, so late winners can never claim. Reproduced: finalized and rolled are both true for week 0.

Low, FeeRouter.executeSells line 205. The capped-heartbeat sweep is rolled back when nothing sellable remains. Reproduced, with the honest note that the reachable stuck amount is rounding dust.

Info, FarmRewards._credit line 486. Same-epoch scrap or award back-dates a later settlement credit by up to one epoch, worth at most about 54 bps in the player's favour. Verified by code reading.

Info, tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs line 45. The runbook says the tool accepts launch documents, but it crashes on markdown. Reproduced.

Dropped

The V33 gas-tolerance test passes on this machine's forge 1.8.3, so the specialist's toolchain-specific failure is not a code defect. The specialist's unattached twin proof was replaced with my own.

No source, config or vendor file was changed. Everything under test/scratch is scratch output and will be discarded.
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mediumSwarmDesk.bind accepts any contract echoing desk/token/gameConfigHash as the registry market: a twin with attacker-written market captures the escrowed endowment and permanently freezes the real hook src/SwarmDesk.sol:207
Launch L1 (SwarmDesk). The v3.14 hook check reads only three view values from registry.market(): desk(), token() and gameConfigHash(). Nothing proves the market is the LaunchFactory-initialized V4Market hook: no manager()/launcher() check, no hook flag check, no PoolManager pool state, no LaunchFactory record (none is exposed in this tree). A plain contract that returns the three expected values passes. Accepted item M-2 (docs/accepted-v314.md, docs/m2-trust-assumption.md) covers a byte-identical twin that runs the pinned game with the real hook as its market, rated griefing under the pinned game rules and mitigated by checking Desk.registry() before forwarding. This variant breaks both premises.

The twin registry market is attacker code, so everything the pinned modules read through registry.market() is attacker-chosen: GameRegistry.launchTime() (FarmRewards epochs, Season weeks, PackSale.opensAt), ILaunchHook(market).fees(), and IMarket.buy/quote/quoteSell/maxSellBatch/sell used by FeeRouter.executeBuys/executePotBuys/executeSells and zapBuy. The twin game is not the pinned game; the attacker is effectively its only player and harvests the 200,000,000e18 endowment emission under their own market.

EndowmentEscrow.forward (src/EndowmentEscrow.sol:61-89) is permissionless and authenticates only Desk.registry()==registry plus pinned code and factory coordinates, so the attacker forwards the whole escrow balance to the twin pool themselves; the runbook step 5 check cannot prevent it.

The real L2 hook can never bind a FeeRouter afterwards: V4Market.bindFeeRouter (src/V4Market.sol:139-150) requires _routerMarketValid(r.market()) i.e. r.market()==hook and _canonical(r) i.e. Desk.registry()==r, which no registry satisfies once the Desk is bound to a registry whose market is not the hook. flushFees then reverts NotConfigured forever and heldBase/heldSellTax/heldLaunchTax (1% of all swap volume plus sell surcharges and launch tax) are stuck in the hook; reward buys never run. In the accepted matching-twin case the twin FeeRouter can still bind to the real hook, so this impact is new. Preconditions are the same as accepted M-2: knowledge of the private roots (public once L3 executes, or earlier at the platform) and a platform-admitted ProjectFactory launch (Params, GameRegistry, RewardPool) landing before the keeper bind-desk transaction. Launch judge: medium on L1; it would be raised. Minimal fix (changes only the L1 SwarmDesk creation-code pin 0x2573ebbe...135e and its launch-v39.md row; EndowmentEscrow, V4Market, Params, GameRegistry and the 14 module pins embed the Desk address, not its code, and are unchanged): in bind, after the three equalities, prove the market is the genuine launch hook. If the LaunchFactory exposes the launch record that claimFees(N_TOKEN) keys on, require it to name h for r.token(). Otherwise require IBoundHook(h).launcher()==Robinhood.LAUNCH_FACTORY, h.manager()==Robinhood.POOL_MANAGER, h.initializedAt()!=0, uint160(address(h)) & 0x3fff == 0x10cc, and a non-zero sqrtPriceX96 read from the pinned PoolManager via extsload(keccak256(abi.encode(keccak256(abi.encode(PoolKey(address(0), r.token(), 12500, 60, h))), 6))); that forces the twin market to be an initialized flagged hook on the real PoolManager for the registry token, which the ProjectFactory salt scheme cannot mine, and leaves only a separately initialized pool at a self-mined address as residual. Per-launch verdict for the rest: L2 (token + V4Market), L3 (job A) and L4 (job B) carry no medium or higher finding; every v3.14 fix listed in the task was re-read and introduces no regression beyond the low/info items below.

State: fresh SwarmDesk with gameConfigHash H deployed through the factory; EndowmentEscrow(desk) holds 200000000e18 of the token T; the honest registry is not yet bound.

Attacker deploys FakeMarket{desk()=Desk, token()=T, gameConfigHash()=H} as an ordinary contract, then through the ProjectFactory Params(Desk,200,1e18) at (41,0), GameRegistry(T, params, fakeMarket, starterRoot, freeRoot, snapshotBlock, 200000000e18) at (41,1), RewardPool(registry) at (41,2), and registry.register(0,41,2,poolCode).

Attacker calls desk.bind(registry, registryCode, paramsCode, 41,1,41,0).

Expected: revert InvalidProof (market is not the launch hook).

Actual: succeeds, Desk.registry()==twin.

Attacker calls escrow.forward(twin,41,1,registryCode,41,2,poolCode).

Expected: impossible.

Actual: succeeds, token.balanceOf(twinPool)==200000000e18, escrow balance 0, forwarded()==true.

Afterwards V4Market.bindFeeRouter(anyRouter, ...) reverts InvalidValue (r.market()!=hook) or InvalidProof (_canonical) for every registry, so flushFees reverts NotConfigured forever.

Run: forge test --match-path test/scratch/TwinFakeMarket.t.sol -> on 210eafe both tests fail: "bind accepted a registry whose market is attacker code" and "endowment captured by twin pool: 200000000000000000000000000 != 0".
lowGameRegistry.register lets any admitted factory launch pre-fill a role with a byte-identical module copy, orphaning the recorded L3/L4 contract for that rolesrc/GameRegistry.sol:95
Launch L3/L4 (GameRegistry pin). register() is permissionless and accepts any (launchNumber, index) whose ProjectFactory CREATE2 result for pinned creation code ++ abi.encode(registry) has code. Nothing ties a role to the launch numbers the runbook records (N_A for roles 0-5, N_B for roles 6-13).

A third party who pays for their own ProjectFactory launch of the same pinned creation code with the canonical registry as the constructor word can register their copy first; modules[role] is then set permanently and the honest register reverts AlreadyDone. Because code and constructor word are identical, the registered copy behaves exactly like the honest one, so funds and game rules are unaffected.

The harm is operational: runbook steps 3/4 (verify all fourteen modules against the recorded L3/L4 addresses) fail with no recovery path, the recorded contract for that role is dead weight, and the keeper wiring and EndowmentEscrow.forward coordinates (poolLaunch/poolIndex for role 0) must be re-pointed at the third party coordinates. Different mechanism from accepted M-2: it happens after a correct bind, needs no private preimage, and binding immediately does not prevent it.

Launch judge: would not block. Minimal fix if wanted: none that keeps the pinned registry; operationally read module addresses from GameRegistry.module(role) and the Registered events instead of the launch records. A source fix (register pinning roles to the registry own launch number via the factory record) changes the GameRegistry pin and therefore SwarmCode, SwarmDesk, EndowmentEscrow and V4Market pins.
State: canonical GameRegistry r deployed via the factory, role 9 unregistered.

Third party deploys FarmEngine via the ProjectFactory at launch 999 index 0 with initCode = FarmEngine creationCode ++ abi.encode(address(r)) and calls r.register(9, 999, 0, creationCode).

Expected (runbook): only the recorded L4 contract (N_B, index 3) can fill role 9.

Actual: the call succeeds and registeredModule(9) is the third-party copy; the keeper later deploys at (1000,3) and r.register(9, 1000, 3, creationCode) reverts AlreadyDone.

Reproduced with test/scratch/Lows.t.sol testRegisterPrefillByThirdPartyLaunch (factory etched at Robinhood.PROJECT_FACTORY, salt keccak256(abi.encode(launch,index))): passes on 210eafe, showing the behaviour.
lowSeason.rollover does not require the week to be finalized, so a late finalize produces winners whose pot claims always revertsrc/Season.sol:81
Launch L4 (Season pin, role 8). rollover(w) is permissionless once block.timestamp >= claimDeadline(w) (launchTime + (w+1)*7d + 7d grace + 4 weeks) and checks only rolled[w]; it moves potRemaining[w] into the current week. prepare(w)/finalize(w) have no upper time bound, so if no keeper finalizes week w within five weeks of its end, anyone can roll the pot first and the week can still be prepared and finalized afterwards. finalize then awards the best-farm prize through FarmRewards (that part works) and marks lottery winners and the winning district, but claimBest/claimDistrict/claimLottery all route through _payPot (line 67), which reverts TooEarly because rolled[w] is true, so those winners can never collect and the 40%/30%/30% token pot for the week is silently redistributed to a later week.

Needs a keeper absence of five weeks; not a permission bypass.

Launch judge: would not block.

Minimal fix: in rollover require seasons[w].finalized (or allow rolling an unfinalized week only once it can no longer be prepared), or make finalize refuse a rolled week. Changes the Season pin (role 8, launch-v39.md L4 row) only.
State: week 0 has pot[0] = 100e18 (depositPot from the FeeRouter) and nobody calls prepare(0).

Warp to claimDeadline(0).

Call rollover(0): succeeds, potRemaining[0] = 0, rolled[0] = true, pot moved to the current week.

Then advance epochs until seasonReady(0), call prepare(0, 1), advance 3 blocks, finalize(0): succeeds, result(0).finalized == true while rolled[0] == true.

Any address with lotteryWon[0] or seasons[0].best calling claimLottery(0)/claimBest(0) hits _payPot which reverts TooEarly() because rolled[0].

Expected: either rollover refuses an unfinalized week or finalize refuses a rolled week.

Reproduced with test/scratch/Lows.t.sol testRolloverBeforeFinalizeThenFinalizeSucceeds (passes on 210eafe, asserting finalized && rolled for the same week).
lowFeeRouter.executeSells: the capped-heartbeat token sweep is rolled back whenever nothing sellable remains after itsrc/FeeRouter.sol:205
Launch L4 (FeeRouter pin, role 6). executeSells first moves the whole heartbeatTokens balance to the RewardPool when heartbeatBalance has reached HEARTBEAT_CAP (lines 195-200), then computes amount = min(teamTokens + heartbeatTokens, maxSellBatch()) and reverts InvalidValue when amount == 0 (line 205). Since heartbeatTokens was just zeroed, amount is zero exactly when teamTokens == 0 or the market reports maxSellBatch() == 0, and the revert undoes the sweep.

The heartbeat tokens stay parked in the FeeRouter (excluded from RewardPool.available() and epoch budgets) until team tokens accrue through a later routeTokens, and the keeper sees an unexplained revert. Reachable magnitude is small: routeTokens always credits teamTokens 10% alongside the heartbeat share and sells are proportional, so teamTokens == 0 with heartbeatTokens != 0 arises only from rounding dust in partial batches (or a market whose safe batch is zero).

No funds are lost and nobody gains.

Launch judge: would not block.

Minimal fix: return early after the sweep when total == 0 instead of reverting, e.g. if (total == 0) { if (swept) return 0; revert InvalidValue(); }. Changes the FeeRouter pin (role 6, launch-v39.md L4 row) only.
State (test/scratch/Lows.t.sol testSweepRolledBackWhenNoTeamTokens, passes on 210eafe): FeeRouter f with a MockMarket, routeTokens(50) gives teamTokens 5, heartbeatTokens 1; market depth set so maxSellBatch() == 5; executeSells(5, quote9850/10000) sells 5 with h = 51/6 = 0, leaving teamTokens 0 and heartbeatTokens 1; market deposits 50 ether sell tax so heartbeatBalance == 1 ether == HEARTBEAT_CAP; warp 5 minutes.

Call executeSells(1, 1).

Expected: the 1 heartbeat token is transferred to the RewardPool and recordInflow runs (lines 195-200), sell step skipped.

Actual: revert InvalidValue() at line 205; heartbeatTokens is still 1 and the transfer at line 198 is rolled back.
infoFarmRewards._credit: a same-epoch scrap/award credit back-dates the maturity of the later settlement credit for that epoch by up to one epochsrc/FarmRewards.sol:486
Launch L3 (FarmRewards pin, role 1). The v3.14 vintage-timestamp rule keeps, per 32-slot vintage, the earliest at of all credits for the same epoch (line 486). Settlement credits pass at = e.end (lines 418, 423), but scrap (line 561) and award (line 575) credit the current epoch with at = block.timestamp, which is earlier than e.end.

When a player scraps during epoch N and N is settled later, the settlement credit merges into the same slot and inherits the scrap timestamp, so its 7-day tax age starts up to 6 hours early. taxBps falls 1500 bps over 7 days, so the mispricing is at most about 54 bps of the settlement credit, in the player favour and self-triggered; reserved accounting is unchanged (pending == matured + sum(vintages) still holds). test/AuditV314.t.sol testLaterSameEpochCreditKeepsEarlierTaxVintage shows the earliest-timestamp merge is intended for two awards in one epoch; this note only records that it also lets a current-epoch scrap/award pull a later settlement credit age forward.

Launch judge: would not block.

Fix if wanted: pass epochs[epoch].end as at for scrap and award credits. Changes the FarmRewards pin (role 1) only.
State: epoch N open (start S, end S+6h), player p has committed weight and an unequipped item.

At t = S+10min p calls FarmCore.scrap(id, 0) with scrapAllowance > 0: _credit(p, x, N, S+10min) sets vintages[N%32] = {epoch N, at S+10min, amount x}.

After N closes and p settles N at S+6h+1min, _reward credits y via _credit(p, y, N, S+6h): at (S+6h) is not < v.at (S+10min), so v.at stays S+10min and v.amount = x+y.

At a claim at S+10min+7d exactly, _consume sweeps the slot as fully matured (block.timestamp >= at + 7 days) and taxes y at 500 bps; with at = S+6h the age would be 7d - 5h50m and taxBps = 2000 - 1500*(7d-5h50m)/7d = about 552 bps.

Verified by code reading of lines 418, 423, 486, 561, 575.
infoRunbook says the deploy-gate tool accepts launch documents, but the tool only JSON.parses its arguments and crashes on launch-v39.mdtools/check_deploy_gate.mjs:45
launch-v39.md line 9 says: "The deploy-gate tool also accepts paths to generated launch documents and checks every constructor in each." The tool JSON.parses every argument, so passing the runbook itself throws before any check runs.

The manual check of all 19 constructors in launch-v39.md finds no IMD protocol address (none of the eight src/lib/Robinhood.sol constants appears anywhere in the file; SwarmDesk takes 7 non-address words, EndowmentEscrow $contract:SwarmDesk, V4Market $poolManager,$token,12500,60,$factory,<L1_SWARM_DESK>,hash, Params <L1_SWARM_DESK>,200,1e18, GameRegistry <L2_TOKEN>,$contract:Params,<L2_V4MARKET>,roots,snapshot,endowment, all modules $contract:GameRegistry or <L3_GAME_REGISTRY>), and the tool passes on docs/launch-v314-plan.json (19 constructors).

Risk is only operational: an operator following the runbook literally gets a crash instead of a PASS/FAIL.

Launch judge: would not block.

Fix: drop the sentence from the runbook or teach the tool to extract the [i] Name [...] lines from markdown. No creation-code pin changes.
Run node tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs launch-v39.md at 210eafe.

Expected (per launch-v39.md line 9): a PASS/FAIL verdict over the 19 runbook constructors.

Actual: SyntaxError: Unexpected token "#", "# BLACKOUT"... is not valid JSON thrown from JSON.parse at tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs:45; no constructor is checked. node tools/check_deploy_gate.mjs docs/launch-v314-plan.json prints "PASS — 19 constructors contain no literal IMD protocol addresses".
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