Auditing src/solana/orca.ts turned up four distinct, compounding bug
classes across every function using @orca-so/whirlpools (v2 SDK) — nothing
in that section had ever actually worked:
1. Dependency resolution was broken tree-wide. @orca-so/whirlpools needs
@solana/kit@^5.0.0, but @drift-labs/sdk's gill dependency pinned
@solana/kit@^2.3.0, and with legacy-peer-deps=true npm silently deduped
the whole tree onto the old 2.3.0 — an incompatible major version.
`await import('@orca-so/whirlpools')` crashed immediately with
"SyntaxError: ... does not provide an export named
'sequentialInstructionPlan'" on every call. Fixed with a global
`"@solana/kit": "^5.0.0"` override in package.json, resolved to 5.5.1;
verified this doesn't affect gill/@drift-labs/sdk (our code never
imports either directly). Added @solana/kit, @orca-so/whirlpools-client,
and @orca-so/whirlpools-core as explicit dependencies since orca.ts now
imports them directly rather than relying on transitive resolution.
2. Wrong function names. sdk.openPosition and sdk.increaseLiquidity don't
exist on the real SDK — the actual exports are openConcentratedPosition
and increasePosLiquidity. Only discoverable once fix#1 let the import
succeed at all.
3. Wrong argument types/shapes throughout:
- @solana/kit's `Address` is a plain base58 string, never a legacy
web3.js PublicKey — every `new PublicKey(...)` wrap on an address
argument broke the call (confirmed live, e.g. passing a PublicKey
into fetchPositionsForOwner's first arg threw "rpc.getTokenAccountsBy
Owner is not a function" because it landed in the `rpc` slot).
- The "fetch" family (fetchPositionsForOwner/InWhirlpool/
WhirlpoolsByTokenPair) takes an explicit `rpc` as its first argument,
unlike the "action" family (open/increase/decrease/harvest/close/
create), which gets it implicitly from sdk.setRpc(). Every fetch call
was missing that argument entirely.
- IncreaseLiquidityQuoteParam/DecreaseLiquidityQuoteParam are
discriminated unions accepting exactly one of liquidity/tokenA/tokenB;
the code built objects with multiple keys present. Centralized into
buildOrcaLiquidityParam().
- openConcentratedPosition takes actual (lowerPrice, upperPrice)
numbers, not tick indices, despite the .d.ts appearing tick-shaped.
Converted via @orca-so/whirlpools-core's tickIndexToPrice() using the
pool's real on-chain token decimals, so the tick-based public
interface (already relied on by src/agents/index.ts and
src/skills/bundled/orca/index.ts) didn't need to change.
4. Wrong result shapes and, critically, missing execution:
- fetch results are Account<T> (fields under `.data`), not flat —
confirmed live (a real position's tickLowerIndex/liquidity/feeOwedA
etc. are all under `.data`, and its usable identifier is
`.data.positionMint`, not the account's own `.address`). Centralized
into mapOrcaPositionData()/flattenOrcaPositions() (handles position
bundles too).
- Every write function (open/increase/decrease/harvest/close/create)
returns `{ instructions, quote, callback }` and does NOT send
anything until `.callback()` is called. None of the old code called
it — it read a nonexistent `result.signature` field instead, so these
functions built valid instructions, reported back an empty signature,
and never touched the chain at all. Now every write path calls
`await result.callback()` and returns the real signature.
- harvestPosition's real result shape is `{ feesQuote: { feeOwedA,
feeOwedB }, rewardsQuote: { rewards: [{ rewardsOwed }] } }`, not the
flat fields the old code guessed at.
Verified live end-to-end against real mainnet: fetchWhirlpoolsByTokenPair/
fetchPositionsInWhirlpool/fetchPositionsForOwner now return correct,
populated data (confirmed against a real SOL/USDC Whirlpool and one of its
~20k real positions). openOrcaFullRangePosition/openOrcaConcentratedPosition
now build real instructions and reach actual on-chain simulation (failing
only on AccountNotFound from a deliberately zero-balance throwaway wallet —
proving the full args/shapes/execution path is correct, not guessing).
Left alone, out of scope: executeOrcaWhirlpoolSwap/getOrcaWhirlpoolQuote/
listOrcaWhirlpoolPools still use the older, npm-deprecated
@orca-so/whirlpool-sdk — confirmed still functional live today (unlike the
v2 path above), so not blocking, but a known follow-up to migrate onto the
v2 SDK's swap()/swapInstructions().
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Every limit-order function in src/solana/jupiter.ts (create, cancel, batch
cancel, list, get, get history, get fee, get trade history, cancel/batch
cancel expired) dynamically imports @jup-ag/limit-order-sdk, which requires
@trpc/client at module load time, which in turn requires @trpc/server as a
peer dependency — never installed in this repo. Confirmed by direct
`require('@jup-ag/limit-order-sdk')`: it threw
"Cannot find module '@trpc/server/observable'" every time, so every one of
those functions rejected immediately, before ever touching Solana. Pinned
@trpc/server to the exact peer version @trpc/client 10.45.4 needs; after
installing it, live calls against the real Jupiter Limit Order program on
mainnet (getJupiterLimitOrderFee, listJupiterLimitOrders) succeed and decode
correctly.
Also fixed two smaller issues found in the same file while verifying live
behavior:
- executeJupiterSwap's return type (JupiterSwapResult) declares top-level
inAmount/outAmount/priceImpactPct/routePlan fields, but the function never
populated them (only nested under `quote`). The /jup and /sol skill swap
commands read those top-level fields directly, so a real swap's summary
output always rendered undefined/N/A/"Direct" for amount, price impact,
and route — only the signature was ever correct. Now populated from the
quote.
- listJupiterLimitOrdersByMint fell back to calling the SDK's getOrders()
with no filters at all when none of owner/inputMint/outputMint were given,
which does an unfiltered scan of every open order on the entire Jupiter
Limit Order program (all users, not just the caller). No current call site
hits this today (both always pass owner), but it's exported and one filter
short of the same unbounded-fetch bug class already fixed in
meteora-dbc.ts's getDbcPools(). Now throws instead of silently fetching
everything.
Both the single-wallet path (executePumpFunTrade) and the multi-wallet
swarm path (PumpFunBuilder) built and relayed trades through PumpPortal's
third-party trade-local API. Replaced both with buildPumpFunTradeInstructions,
a shared helper that builds real bonding-curve buy/sell instructions locally
via the official @pump-fun/pump-sdk — no third-party API round-trip for
either constructing or relaying the transaction.
Verified live against mainnet during development (real trading pair,
BPmsvKnjXXJpkYcnJsjFd6VBBfreJ81uJf1SbX5Lpump): the SDK's README examples are
stale relative to the published v1.36.0 API (wrong PumpSdk constructor arity,
wrong getBuyTokenAmountFromSolAmount signature) — went to source (sdk.ts,
onlineSdk.ts, bondingCurve.ts, fees.ts) to get the real shapes instead of
trusting the docs. Also surfaced that this specific token uses Token-2022,
not classic SPL Token — token program is now detected per-mint via the mint
account's owner rather than assumed, and that the real fee-tier-aware
protocol fee (measured live at 100bps total) differs from the flat 125bps
this codebase had hardcoded as an assumption.
Also fixes the swarm's PumpFunBuilder.getQuote, which previously hit
frontend-api-v3.pump.fun directly (Cloudflare-blocks server-side/bot
requests) — now computed locally via the same SDK path, and adds
client-side priority-fee compute-budget instructions since PumpPortal
is no longer relaying (and therefore no longer applying priority fee
server-side).
Known remaining scope, not touched here:
- Token creation and creator-fee-claiming (agents/handlers/solana.ts,
skills/bundled/pumpfun) still call PumpPortal's /api/create and
/api/claim-fees — separate feature from trading, left as-is.
- PumpSwap (post-graduation AMM) already quotes via the official
@pump-fun/pump-swap-sdk (src/solana/pumpswap.ts) but has no execute/swap
instruction builder yet, and swarm-builders.ts's DexType has no 'pumpswap'
entry — a graduated token is not yet tradeable through this codebase.
Co-authored-by: alsk1992 <alsk1992@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
85 -> 62 production vulnerabilities (52 moderate, 9 high, 1 critical remain,
all allowlisted below) via two npm audit fix passes plus manual major-version
bumps for nodemailer (7 -> 9) and sharp (0.34 -> 0.35), chosen because both
have narrow, stable-surface usage in this codebase (createTransport/sendMail;
a basic resize/metadata chain) verified before bumping.
The sharp bump broke its own TS types in two places, both fixed:
- src/media/index.ts: sharp's ESM types now separately export a named
SharpConstructor and a default rather than making the module namespace
itself callable, breaking `typeof import('sharp')` as a cast target.
Replaced with a small local SharpFactory type describing only what this
file actually calls (resize/toFormat/toBuffer/metadata) — sharp has now
changed its export shape at least once, so pinning to its exact type
surface here was already fragile.
- src/extensions/open-prose/index.ts: an unrelated puppeteer version shift
(pulled in transitively during the audit-fix passes) dropped 'networkidle0'
as a valid page.setContent() waitUntil value (still valid for page.goto(),
just not setContent()) — switched to 'load', the correct equivalent for
rendering already-inlined HTML.
New audit-ci.jsonc allowlists the remaining findings with per-advisory
justification: almost all are protobufjs/@grpc-js/uuid pulled in transitively
by the Solana SDK ecosystem's own pinned old @solana/web3.js/@coral-xyz/anchor
versions (Drift, Orca, Kamino, Raydium, etc.) — none fixable without either
downgrading a trading integration this session verified working, or forcing
a major bump whose breaking changes (e.g. @drift-labs/sdk needing Node 24)
haven't been vetted. sharp's one remaining finding is an inherited libvips
CVE with no fix published yet even on the latest release just installed here.
ci.yml and security.yml now run `audit-ci --config audit-ci.jsonc` instead of
plain `npm audit`, since plain npm audit has no allowlist mechanism at all —
without this, the allowlist above would have no effect on actual CI results.
- New Rust binary (rust/fast-broadcast) races eth_sendRawTransaction across
multiple RPC/sequencer endpoints via a TS wrapper (src/evm/fast-broadcast.ts);
proven byte-identical to ethers' native signing path.
- multichain.ts: adds rpcFallbacks/getRaceUrls per chain, plus official
write-only sequencer endpoints for Arbitrum and Base (Optimism's public
sequencer is excluded per its own docs — rate-limited, not for default use).
- odos.ts: races broadcast across configured endpoints when more than one is
set; bumps the retired /sor/quote/v2 endpoint to /sor/quote/v3 and adds the
pathViz request flag (route was previously always empty) and mandatory
pre-broadcast simulation (Odos's own hard rule — refuse to broadcast a
transaction their simulator predicts will revert).
- postinstall self-heals two real environment bugs: bigint-buffer's native
binary SIGILLs on this platform, and @coral-xyz/anchor's CJS build exposes
BN via a getter that breaks native ESM named-export synthesis for
dependents like @meteora-ag/dlmm.
- tsconfig: incremental builds (measured ~22% faster warm typecheck).
- Override ajv to v8.18.0 to fix ReDoS vulnerability in json schema validation
- This resolves the last moderate security vulnerability found by npm audit
- Reduces reported vulnerabilities from 1 to 0
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add npm overrides for minimatch (10.2.1) and qs (6.15.0) to fix vulnerabilities
- Remove dev-only packages from main dependencies (minimatch, qs)
- Update CI/CD workflows to use --production flag for npm audit
- Excludes dev dependencies (eslint, nyc, testing tools) from security checks
- All remaining vulnerabilities are dev-only and don't affect production
- Keep production dependencies clean: no vulnerabilities
This reduces reported vulnerabilities from 18 to 0 in production code while maintaining
dev/test tooling integrity.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Update fast-xml-parser from 5.3.4 to 5.3.7 (fixes critical XXE vulnerabilities)
- Update bn.js from 5.2.2 to 5.2.3 (fixes infinite loop vulnerability)
- Update minimatch to 10.2.1 (fixes ReDoS vulnerability in pattern matching)
- Update qs to 6.15.0 (fixes DoS vulnerability in query string parsing)
- Adds minimatch as direct dependency to reduce transitive vulnerability chain
Reduces high-severity vulnerabilities from 21 to 18 (remaining are in dev-only dependencies)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Users can now send their API keys via chat and the bot stores them encrypted.
Added proper TypeScript interfaces for each platform's credentials.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
setup_polymarket_credentials, list_trading_credentials, and
delete_trading_credentials are now always available. When a user says
"here are my poly keys" or a trade fails due to missing creds, the
bot can store them via the credential manager instead of saying
"I can't do that from chat".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
npm install now downloads Xenova/all-MiniLM-L6-v2 so it's ready at
runtime. Covers both npm install -g and Docker builds.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Downloads Xenova/all-MiniLM-L6-v2 at build time so it's cached in the
image. No more first-request model download hang at runtime.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The transformers.js model init (Xenova/all-MiniLM-L6-v2) was awaited
inline during message handling — if the download hung, no messages
got responses.
Fix: embeddings are now non-blocking. If the model isn't loaded yet,
simple bag-of-words embeddings are used immediately. Model loads in
background at startup via preloadTransformersPipeline(). Once warm,
neural embeddings kick in automatically.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add "markets", "odds", "trending", "crypto", "invest" to category keywords
so queries like "what are the odds on trump" and "show me trending markets"
correctly trigger intent detection instead of falling through to zero-intent
tool gating. Reduces 13 gaps to 5 (remaining are very vague queries).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The crypto markets tool (BTC/ETH/SOL 15m/1h/daily) was only discoverable
via tool_search. Add to core set so "fetch btc 15 min market" works on
first message. Add "market/markets/fetch" to market_data category keywords.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Tool registry adds metadata (platform, category, core) for internal
routing. The Anthropic API rejects these as extra fields on custom-type
tools: "tools.0.custom.metadata: Extra inputs are not permitted".
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Scale skill token budget by query complexity (500-80K vs fixed 12K).
Add Anthropic prompt caching with cache_control on system prompt and tools
for ~90% cost reduction on cache hits.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Instead of dumping all 120 SKILL.md files (~93K tokens) into the system
prompt on every message, only expand skills matching the user's message.
- Compact grouped directory (~240 tokens) always included
- Keyword/alias matching with platform awareness
- Token budget cap (25K tokens max for expanded skills)
- Domain-specific stop words to reduce false matches
- Score threshold (>=2) filters single-word noise
"hi" → 241 tokens (was 93K). Trading query → 3-10K tokens.
Combined with tool registry: total drops from ~370K to ~500-10K tokens.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
WebChat's WSS connection listener was never removed on stop(),
causing duplicate handlers after rebuildRuntime config reloads.
Added dedup Map in handleIncomingMessage as safety net.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
dotenv was loading from CWD only, but when installed globally via npm
the CWD is /usr/lib/node_modules/clodds — not where ~/.clodds/.env lives.
Now all entry points (index.ts, cli/index.ts, utils/config.ts) load from
~/.clodds/.env first, with CWD as fallback.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The onboard wizard was writing .env with only ANTHROPIC_API_KEY +
channel tokens, missing CLODDS_CREDENTIAL_KEY entirely. This caused
credential encryption to fail for every new user after onboarding.
Now onboard auto-generates the key (preserving existing key if
re-running onboard to avoid invalidating stored credentials).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
v1.6.2-3 broke all conversations by including JSON.stringify(tools) in
reserveTokens. Client-side tool token estimation is wildly inaccurate
(JSON tokenization != API's internal tool counting). With 630 tools this
was reserving 100k+ tokens, leaving no room for messages.
Fix: reserve only system prompt + response buffer. Use actual
response.usage.input_tokens from API to track real context usage and
trigger compaction when the API reports >85% utilization. Catch
prompt-too-long errors gracefully instead of pre-emptive bail-outs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The previous fix (v1.6.2) added tools to estimateSubmitTokens() but the
context manager's own compaction logic still didn't know about tools/system.
This meant compact() targeted 70% of 200k for messages, but with 100k+ of
tool definitions, the total still blew past the limit.
Fix: reserveTokens now includes tools + system prompt + response buffer,
so the context manager's guard and compact() methods operate on the real
available budget for messages. Also adds a safety bail-out if context
exceeds limit even after compaction.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
estimateSubmitTokens() was not counting tool definition tokens, causing the
compaction guard to think context was under limit when it was actually 2x over.
This caused 384k token requests to hit the 200k API limit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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