@dfm-fi/agent 0.2.1812 → 0.2.1849

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-```
-╔══════════════════════════════════════════╗
-║                                          ║
-║   ██████  ███████ ███    ███   v2        ║
-║   ██   ██ ██      ████  ████             ║
-║   ██   ██ █████   ██ ████ ██   the Fund  ║
-║   ██   ██ ██      ██  ██  ██   Mgmt OS   ║
-║   ██████  ██      ██      ██   on Solana ║
-║                                          ║
-╚══════════════════════════════════════════╝
-```
-
-# @dfm-fi/agent — DFM v2 Agent Test Harness (MCP)
-
-An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that lets an external AI agent drive the
-full DFM v2 **launch → deposit → redeem** fund flow against the **live API**
-(`https://app.dfm.finance/api/v2`) programmatically — no web-UI clicking.
-
-This is a **test harness for the founder + partner**: point your own AI agent
-(Claude Desktop / Claude Code / any MCP client) at the live mainnet API,
-authenticate with your **own test-wallet keypair loaded locally**, and run the
-whole vault lifecycle — create a fund, deposit USDC, redeem back to USDC — from
-the agent.
-
-> ⚠️ This is a **real-money Solana mainnet** system. Read the Security section.
-
-## Prerequisites
-
-- **Node 20+** (ESM build).
-- **To use it:** nothing else — `npx -y @dfm-fi/agent` pulls the published,
-  self-contained package (no monorepo clone, no `npm install`).
-- **To hack on it from source:** this package ships its own `package-lock.json`,
-  so `npm ci` inside `agent/` builds it standalone (that's exactly what the
-  publish CI does).
-- A **dedicated throwaway Solana test wallet** (NOT the protocol wallet), funded
-  with a few dollars of **USDC** (mainnet mint `EPjFW…`) + a little **SOL** for
-  fees. No allowlisting is required — sign-in is open.
-- For writes: **no client RPC is required** — the backend broadcasts your signed
-  tx (`POST /tx/submit`). Set `HELIUS_RPC_URL` only if you want to submit through
-  your *own* RPC instead (optional override; power users + the test harness).
+# @dfm-fi/agent — DFM MCP server
 
-## Security model (read first)
-
-- **All MCP fund operations require a DFM app wallet.** Launch, deposit, redeem,
-  rebalance, basket changes, policy changes and escrow recovery use the server's
-  operating-wallet executor, with the owner's policy caps and simulation checks.
-- **`DFM_API_KEY` is the recommended authentication mode.** A local keypair can
-  authenticate through SIWS and sign an explicit top-up into the app wallet.
-  It never substitutes for the app wallet during a fund operation, including
-  when `DFM_AGENT_FORCE_LOCAL_SIGNING=true` was configured by an older install.
-- Missing, pending, revoked or unavailable wallets fail closed. Rejected signing
-  never falls back to the local keypair. Admin handoffs without an app-wallet
-  executor are refused; an already-landed signature can still be reconciled.
-- The protocol wallet (`9GjE…`) is refused as an agent identity. Real-money tools
-  also require `DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED=true`.
-- The local prepare/sign flow examples below describe development primitives;
-  the MCP production surface always uses app-wallet execution for fund operations.
-
-## Auth + signing flow (how it works)
-
-SIWS (Sign In With Solana), signed locally, exchanged for a Bearer session:
-
-1. `POST /auth/nonce { wallet }` → `{ nonce, message }` — the **server builds the
-   exact message** (domain-bound to `app.dfm.finance`, nonce embedded).
-2. Sign **that exact message** locally with the test keypair (Ed25519 → base58).
-3. `POST /auth/siws { wallet, signature, message, client: 'native' }` →
-   `{ accessToken, … }`. The server verifies the wallet, nonce and domain here.
-4. Authed calls send `Authorization: Bearer <accessToken>`; a 401 triggers one
-   transparent re-auth + retry.
-
-The WRITE flows then follow **prepare → sign locally → submit → (confirm/poll)**:
-- **launch**: `/vaults/create/prepare` → one unsigned v0 tx → sign → submit →
-  `/vaults/create/confirm`.
-- **deposit / redeem**: `/zap-…-v2/open/prepare` → sign → submit → poll
-  `/zap-v2/status` until the backend orchestrator has cranked all swap legs →
-  `/zap-…-v2/close/prepare` → sign → submit. The agent signs **only** the two
-  user-side boundary transactions; the backend cranks the permissionless legs.
-- **admin acceptance / policy**: acceptance signs one transaction and then calls
-  its verification endpoint; policy creates once or amends with ordered
-  propose → accept transactions. Both return success only after the API re-reads
-  chain state and reconciles its database shadow.
-
-## Tools
+Run DFM onchain funds from any MCP-capable AI agent (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, …):
+discover funds and tokens, launch a fund, deposit, rebalance, redeem, manage your app wallet,
+and follow other traders — against the live API at **https://app.dfm.finance** (Solana mainnet).
 
-| Tool | Surface | Endpoint | Notes |
-|------|---------|----------|-------|
-| `whoami` | read | `/access/status` | Test-wallet pubkey, cluster, write flag, gate status. **Call first.** |
-| `list_dtfs` | read | `GET /vaults` | Lists vaults (address, symbol, TVL, fees, basket). Public. |
-| `get_vault` | read | `GET /vaults/:address` | Full vault detail + weights + fee structure. Public. |
-| `zap_status` | read (auth) | `GET /vaults/:address/zap-v2/status/:user` | Decoded escrow + per-leg crank progress, or null. |
-| `get_portfolio` | read (auth) | `GET /portfolio` | Session wallet's positions (API reads wallet from JWT). |
-| `launch_vault` | **write (gated)** | `create prepare/confirm` | Create a fund. Basket sums to 10000 bps, ≤10 assets. |
-| `deposit` | **write (gated)** | `zap-in-v2 open/close` | Full zap-in lifecycle. RAW 6dp USDC. Resumes an open escrow. |
-| `redeem` | **write (gated)** | `zap-out-v2 open/close` | Full zap-out lifecycle. RAW 6dp shares. Resumes an open escrow. |
-| `zap_v2_cancel` | **write (gated)** | `zap-v2/cancel/prepare` | Return a stalled escrow's holdings to the wallet, as-is. |
-| `zap_v2_update_envelope` | **write (gated)** | `zap-v2/update-envelope/prepare` | Loosen the pinned floors (auto-derived from the live escrow) to unstick a crank. |
-| `update_vault_assets` | **write (gated)** | `assets/prepare + confirm` | MANAGER: full-replace a vault's target basket (sums to 10000, ≤10, no dupes). A held asset must be drained before removal. Your own vault only. |
-| `transfer_admin` | **write (gated)** | `:address/transfer-admin` | ⚠️ MANAGER, HIGH-SENSITIVITY: initiate handing vault control to another key (the new admin must ACCEPT). Your own vault only. |
-| `accept_admin_transfer` | **write (gated)** | `transfer-admin/accept/prepare + confirm` | ⚠️ Explicit-human-only. Local signer completes a pending handoff and reports success only after post-chain verification. Keyless can reconcile a supplied landed signature but cannot sign a new acceptance. |
-| `update_vault_policy` | **write (gated)** | `policy/:vault/onchain/*` | ⚠️ Explicit-human-only. Create or propose → accept constitutional limits, with `maxAssets ≤ 10`; local and keyless paths reconcile from chain before completion. |
-| `init_rebalancer` | **write (gated)** | `POST /rebalance/:address/init/prepare` | MANAGER: enable rebalancing (create the vault's `RebalancerConfig`, creator pays rent). Bundled into `launch_vault` automatically — only needed for older/opt-out/oversized vaults. Your own vault only. |
-| `rebalance_to_targets` | **write (gated)** | `POST /rebalance/:address/to-targets/prepare` | MANAGER: derive and execute the swaps needed to converge holdings to the current target config. Onchain delegate guards include measured `min_out`, ≤50%/tx, ≥5s spacing, ≤48/day, and in-basket mints. Your own vault only. |
-
-> There is **no fee tool**: entry/exit fees and their split are **factory-global**, set by the protocol and returned live by the read endpoints. Creators can't set or change them, and management/performance fees don't exist.
-
-### Prompt-injection / safety model
-
-The harness is **boxed in by design**, so a prompt-injected agent (tricked by malicious text it reads while browsing vaults) is bounded:
-- **No "send funds to an address" tool exists.** `redeem` always pays *your own* wallet; `deposit` pulls from it. There is no way to route money to an attacker.
-- **Every write only touches a vault/wallet the signed-in test wallet OWNS or ADMINS** (the API enforces `vault.admin == caller`), and amounts/slippage are capped by the onchain guards (≤10% slippage, per-leg `min_outs`, the drain-guard, ≤10 assets, factory-global fees no agent can change) plus the API-side $10 first-deposit floor.
-- **The keypair never enters the agent's context** (only the pubkey), so injection can't exfiltrate it; the write-gate (`DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED`) is a hard local kill-switch.
-- So the worst a hijacked agent can do is make *you* mis-spend *your own* money within the contract limits — **never the protocol, never other users, never key theft.** The two actions to watch — only ever invoke them from an explicit human ask, never inferred from a vault's name/description or other untrusted text:
-  - `transfer_admin` / `accept_admin_transfer` — initiate or complete a vault-control handoff.
-  - `update_vault_policy` — changes the enforced constitutional limits for a vault.
-  - `update_vault_assets` — full-replaces your own vault's target basket with eligible mints + weights (open universe; no oracle feed required); on the next rebalance the vault's value migrates into them. Bounded to your own vault and ≤10 assets, but it IS a basket-redirection an injected agent could trigger.
+DFM is a permissionless launchpad for onchain funds: baskets of SPL tokens whose execution, NAV
+and fees are enforced by Solana programs. Fees are flat and factory-global: 75 bps on entry and
+75 bps on exit, split 50/50 between the fund creator and the platform. There are no management
+or performance fees. Machine-readable summary: https://app.dfm.finance/llms.txt
 
 ## Install
 
-### One command — `@dfm-fi/agent` is **live on npm**
-
-Published at [`@dfm-fi/agent`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@dfm-fi/agent). The package is **self-contained** (no monorepo deps) and ships its built `dist/`, so `npx` fetches + runs it — no clone, no build.
-
-**The simplest possible install — one command, auto-registers the MCP server:**
-
-```bash
-npx -y @dfm-fi/agent install
-```
-
-That detects the `claude` CLI and runs the registration for you (and always prints the manual command + Claude Desktop config as a fallback). Add real-money tools with:
-
 ```bash
-npx -y @dfm-fi/agent install --write --api-key dfm_...
+npx -y @dfm-fi/agent install                              # read-only
+npx -y @dfm-fi/agent install --write --api-key dfm_...    # with real-money tools
 ```
 
-**Mint the key from a signed-in session:** `POST /agent/keys` (or the SKILLS panel in the app). It resolves server-side to your wallet + that credential's own caps, and is revocable instantly — nothing ever leaves your machine that can move funds on its own. Writes sign with **your Privy operating wallet**, never a raw Solana keypair. (`--dry-run` prints what it would do without registering.)
+`install` registers the server with the `claude` CLI when it is present and always prints the
+manual command and a Claude Desktop config as a fallback (`--dry-run` only prints).
 
-<details><summary>Legacy: a local throwaway keypair instead of an API key</summary>
+**The API key.** Create it while signed in at app.dfm.finance → **Agent → KEYS**. Keys are
+**read-only by default**: a read-only key can only read. For the write tools tick the option that
+allows writes when you create it. A key is revocable at any time and never holds your private key.
 
-Not recommended for real usage — a leaked keypair IS the wallet, permanently, with no revoke (an API key is instantly revocable). Kept for existing installs and local dev/test wallets:
+Manual registration (Claude Code):
 
 ```bash
-npx -y @dfm-fi/agent install --write --keypair /abs/path/test-wallet.json
+claude mcp add dfm -- npx -y @dfm-fi/agent@latest                         # read-only
+claude mcp add dfm --env DFM_API_KEY=dfm_... --env DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED=true \
+  -- npx -y @dfm-fi/agent@latest                                           # read + write
 ```
 
-`--api-key` and `--keypair` are mutually exclusive — a keypair, if present, always wins over an API key, so the installer rejects passing both rather than silently picking one.
-</details>
-
-<details><summary>Prefer to register it yourself? The manual commands</summary>
-
-Read-only:
-```bash
-claude mcp add dfm -- npx -y @dfm-fi/agent@latest
-```
+Claude Desktop (`claude_desktop_config.json`):
 
-Full write-enabled, RECOMMENDED (Claude Code, no RPC key needed, no local keypair):
-```bash
-claude mcp add dfm \
-  --env DFM_API_KEY=dfm_... \
-  --env DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED=true \
-  -- npx -y @dfm-fi/agent@latest
-```
-
-**Claude Desktop** (`claude_desktop_config.json`):
 ```json
 {
   "mcpServers": {
     "dfm": {
       "command": "npx",
-      "args": ["-y", "@dfm-fi/agent"],
-      "env": {
-        "DFM_API_KEY": "dfm_...",
-        "DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED": "true"
-      }
+      "args": ["-y", "@dfm-fi/agent@latest"],
+      "env": { "DFM_API_KEY": "dfm_...", "DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED": "true" }
     }
   }
 }
 ```
-(For read-only, drop `DFM_API_KEY` + `DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED` — the read tools
-need neither. Legacy local-keypair signing: swap `DFM_API_KEY` for
-`DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_PATH=/abs/path/test-wallet.json` — see the legacy note above.
-Optional: add `--env HELIUS_RPC_URL=https://…` to submit through your OWN RPC
-instead of the backend.)
-</details>
-
-> **Already published** at `@dfm-fi/agent`. To cut a new version, see **[Releasing / updating](#releasing--updating)** below — a version bump auto-publishes via GitHub, or run `agent/scripts/release.sh` from your machine.
-
-### From source — works today, no publish needed
-
-```bash
-cd dfm-v2/agent && npm run build      # tsc -b → dist/
-# then point your MCP client at the built binary (one line):
-claude mcp add dfm -- node /abs/path/dfm-v2/agent/dist/mcp-server.js
-```
-
-## Releasing / updating
-
-The published npm version is what `npx -y @dfm-fi/agent` installs, so updating users = publishing a new version. **There is nothing to bump.** The version is derived automatically:
-
-```
-version = <major>.<minor>.<git commit count>      e.g.  0.2.474
-```
-
-where the commit count is the **same `v.N`** shown on the web nav and the API `/health`. So agent `v.474` ⇒ `@dfm-fi/agent@0.2.474` — a 1:1 mapping. (Edit `agent/package.json`'s `version` only to move the **major/minor** base line; the patch is always the commit count.)
-
-### A) Hands-off — just push, GitHub publishes (preferred)
-
-[`​.github/workflows/publish-agent.yml`](../.github/workflows/publish-agent.yml) watches `agent/**` on `dev`/`main`. **Every push that touches `agent/**` auto-publishes** the new `0.2.<commitcount>` version — only if it isn't already on npm (idempotent: a dev→main sync of the same commit publishes once; a registry blip fails loud, never a silent skip). It builds isolated from the monorepo with `--ignore-scripts` (no dependency lifecycle code runs on the VPS runner). So updating the package is just your normal flow:
-
-```bash
-git add agent/… CHANGELOG.md && git commit -m "feat(agent): …"
-git push origin dev && git push origin HEAD:main      # → @dfm-fi/agent@0.2.<N> auto-publishes
-```
-
-The workflow runs on the self-hosted VPS runner (GitHub-hosted runners are billing-blocked here). Auto-publish on push has **no required-reviewer gate by design** — frictionless releases for the closed, team-only `dev`/`main` (same posture as the auto-deploy). Forks can't trigger it (push events only).
-
-> **One-time setup:** add a **granular** npm token (permission **Read+Write**, scoped to **only** the `@dfm-fi/agent` package — minimal blast radius) as the repo secret `NPM_TOKEN`:
-> ```bash
-> gh secret set NPM_TOKEN --repo DFM-Finance/NEXUS2    # paste the token at the prompt (never commit it)
-> ```
-> or via *Settings ▸ Secrets and variables ▸ Actions ▸ New repository secret*. **Until it's set, the workflow fails loudly** at the token step with that instruction (no publish, no side effects).
-
-### B) From your machine — one command
-
-[`agent/scripts/release.sh`](scripts/release.sh) computes the same `0.2.<commitcount>` version, skips if it's already on npm, builds an isolated `--ignore-scripts` tarball, and **publishes the exact built artifact** — directly to npm if a local token is present (env `NPM_TOKEN`, or `~/.config/dfm/npm-token`, chmod 600), otherwise it delivers the tarball to the npm-authed laptop (Taildrop → iMessage fallback) and prints the one command to finish there.
-
-```bash
-agent/scripts/release.sh
-```
 
-It never takes the token as an argument or echoes it (a chmod-600 temp `.npmrc` removed by an EXIT trap). The version tracks committed history, so **commit your agent changes first**, then run it (or just push and let path A do it — idempotent either way).
+## How money moves
 
-## Quick start (read-only — safe)
+Fund operations run from your **app wallet**, not from your own wallet. New app wallets are owned
+by you (Privy embedded wallets): DFM's signer is added with your consent and is bound by a policy
+that lets it run fund operations and send cash (USDC/USDT/wSOL/SOL) back to you. Anything outside
+that policy — a swap into an arbitrary token, a withdrawal of fund shares or other tokens — must be
+signed by you in the app, so from the MCP those tools answer "approve it in the app" instead of
+running. Write tools also require `DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED=true`.
 
-```bash
-# Run the MCP server against the live API
-DFM_API_URL=https://app.dfm.finance \
-DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_PATH=/abs/path/test-wallet.json \
-npm start                                   # = node dist/mcp-server.js
-```
-
-Or exercise the read path without MCP:
-
-```bash
-DFM_API_URL=https://app.dfm.finance \
-DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_PATH=/abs/path/test-wallet.json \
-npx tsx src/examples/list-and-status.ts
-```
-
-## Loading the test keypair
-
-Generate a dedicated throwaway wallet and fund it with a little USDC + SOL:
-
-```bash
-solana-keygen new --no-bip39-passphrase -o ~/dfm-test-wallet.json
-solana-keygen pubkey ~/dfm-test-wallet.json
-```
-
-Then either point the agent at the file (preferred):
-
-```bash
-export DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_PATH=$HOME/dfm-test-wallet.json
-```
-
-…or inline the JSON array (e.g. in a secret manager):
-
-```bash
-export DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_JSON="$(cat ~/dfm-test-wallet.json)"
-```
-
-## Enabling the real-money launch → deposit → redeem loop
-
-Only after the parent has reviewed the write path (`create-flow.ts`,
-`zap-v2-flow.ts`, `recovery-flow.ts`, `signing.ts`, `submit.ts`):
-
-```bash
-export DFM_API_URL=https://app.dfm.finance
-export DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_PATH=$HOME/dfm-test-wallet.json                 # dedicated + funded
-export DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED=true                                     # the kill-switch
-# export HELIUS_RPC_URL=https://mainnet.helius-rpc.com/?api-key=YOUR_KEY # OPTIONAL — submit via your own RPC
-
-# End-to-end example: launch a demo fund, deposit $12, redeem the full position.
-# (Runs as a SAFE DRY-RUN — printing the calls it would make — when write is OFF.)
-npx tsx src/examples/launch-deposit-redeem.ts
-```
-
-### Copy-paste walkthrough (in an MCP client / agent)
-
-```
-1. whoami
-   → confirm the test-wallet pubkey + that accessGate.allowed is true.
-
-2. launch_vault
-   {
-     "name": "My First fund",
-     "symbol": "MYDTF",
-     "assets": [
-       { "mint": "7vfCXTUXx5WJV5JADk17DUJ4ksgau7utNKj4b963voxs", "symbol": "ETH", "allocationBps": 5000 },
-       { "mint": "JUPyiwrYJFskUPiHa7hkeR8VUtAeFoSYbKedZNsDvCN", "symbol": "JUP", "allocationBps": 5000 }
-     ]
-   }
-   → returns { vault: "<address>", signature, ... }. Note the vault address.
-   (No fee fields: entry/exit fees are factory-global — 0.75%/0.75%, split
-   50/50 creator/platform — and creators can't set them. These two mints are
-   established mainnet mints; listing is open + feed-free. Live factory/fund-tier
-   rules decide eligibility, and freeze authority is surfaced as issuer-lock risk.)
-
-3. deposit
-   { "vault": "<address from step 2>", "usdcAmount": "12000000" }   // $12 raw (6dp)
-   → drives open → orchestrator cranks → close; returns when shares are minted.
-
-4. get_portfolio
-   → read the resulting raw share balance for that vault.
-
-5. redeem
-   { "vault": "<address>", "shares": "<raw shares from step 4>" }
-   → drives open → cranks → close; returns net USDC paid (minus the factory-global 0.75% exit fee).
-
-If a deposit/redeem STALLS:
-   zap_status { vault, user }      → inspect per-leg crank progress + failures
-   zap_v2_update_envelope { vault } → loosen the floors 5% and let the crank retry
-   zap_v2_cancel { vault }          → give up and get the held funds back, as-is
-```
-
-Notes:
-- **Amounts are RAW 6-decimal**: $12 = `"12000000"`, 1 share = `"1000000"`.
-- The **first deposit** into a vault must clear ~**$12** so it stays above the
-  API-side $10 first-deposit floor after slippage (the old onchain floor was
-  removed by the oracle-free redesign — the seed PDA closes the
-  first-depositor attack — but the API still rejects smaller first deposits).
-- `allocationBps` MUST sum to exactly **10000** across the basket; **≤10 assets**
-  on mainnet.
-- `deposit`/`redeem` are **resumable**: if a prior open landed but its close
-  never did, calling the same tool again resumes (poll → close) instead of
-  re-opening.
-
-## Configure Claude Desktop
-
-`~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json`:
-
-```json
-{
-  "mcpServers": {
-    "dfm": {
-      "command": "node",
-      "args": ["/abs/path/dfm-v2/agent/dist/mcp-server.js"],
-      "env": {
-        "DFM_API_URL": "https://app.dfm.finance",
-        "DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_PATH": "/abs/path/dfm-test-wallet.json",
-        "SOLANA_CLUSTER": "mainnet-beta"
-      }
-    }
-  }
-}
-```
+## Tools
 
-(Leave `DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED` unset for a read-only agent. Add
-`HELIUS_RPC_URL` + `DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED=true` only when enabling writes.)
+| Tool | Kind | What it does |
+|------|------|--------------|
+| `whoami` | read | Your profile, acting wallet, app wallet, API/cluster and whether writes are enabled. Call first. |
+| `list_dtfs` | read | List funds (same filters, sort and search as the marketplace). |
+| `get_vault` | read | One fund: basket, current vs target weights, fees, TVL. |
+| `discover_tokens` | read | Turn words into mints (Jupiter search; exact symbol first). |
+| `get_token_price` | read | Live USD price for up to 20 mints. |
+| `get_portfolio` | read | Your positions. |
+| `zap_status` | read | Progress of an open deposit/redeem escrow. |
+| `app_wallet` | read | App wallet status, live SOL/USDC and the next step. |
+| `list_app_wallet_assets` | read | Every token in your app wallet, fund shares included. |
+| `swap_quote` | read | Quote a token → token swap from the app wallet. |
+| `trader_profile` | read | A trader's public profile by wallet or @username. |
+| `xp_status` | read | Your XP and the top of the leaderboard. |
+| `follow_trader` / `unfollow_trader` | social | Follow or unfollow a trader. Moves no funds. |
+| `launch_vault` | write | Launch a fund (2–10 assets, weights sum to 10,000 bps). |
+| `deposit` | write | USDC → fund shares (full zap-in; resumes an open escrow). |
+| `redeem` | write | Fund shares → USDC (full zap-out; resumes an open escrow). |
+| `swap` | write | Swap one token for another in the app wallet (Jupiter). |
+| `update_vault_assets` | write | Manager: replace a fund's target basket. |
+| `rebalance_to_targets` | write | Manager: swap holdings back to the target weights. |
+| `init_rebalancer` | write | Manager: enable rebalancing (normally done by `launch_vault`). |
+| `zap_v2_cancel` / `zap_v2_update_envelope` | write | Recover or unstick a stalled escrow. |
+| `update_vault_policy` | write | Manager: constitutional limits (explicit human instruction only). |
+| `transfer_admin` / `accept_admin_transfer` | write | Hand over / accept fund control (explicit human instruction only). |
+| `app_wallet_fund` / `app_wallet_withdraw` / `withdraw_asset` / `app_wallet_rearm` | write | Fund, sweep or re-arm the app wallet; withdraw one token. |
+
+There is no fee tool: fees are set by the protocol, not per fund.
 
 ## Environment variables
 
-| Variable | Required | Default | Description |
-|----------|----------|---------|-------------|
-| `DFM_API_URL` | No | `https://app.dfm.finance` | API base (the `/api/v2` prefix is auto-appended). |
-| `DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_PATH` | For auth | — | Path to a Solana secret-key JSON file (preferred). Use a dedicated wallet funded with USDC + a little SOL. |
-| `DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_JSON` | For auth | — | The secret-key JSON array inline (alternative; e.g. injected from a secret manager). |
-| `DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED` | No | `false` | Master kill-switch for all write tools. |
-| `DFM_MCP_CONFIRM_REQUIRED` | No | unset | Opt-IN human confirmation: when `1`, every write demands `confirmPhrase:"<tool_name>"` typed by the human and relayed by the host model (prompt-injection guard). Default (unset) = autonomous operating mode, writes run without a phrase. |
-| `DFM_MCP_NONINTERACTIVE_WRITES` | No | unset | Pipeline/CI escape: `1` skips human confirmation for **all** writes even when `DFM_MCP_CONFIRM_REQUIRED=1`. A deliberate security trade-off — an injected prompt can then move funds with no human step — so set it only on machines that run unattended scripts. |
-| `HELIUS_RPC_URL` / `DFM_RPC_URL` | No (optional) | — | OPTIONAL override — submit through your OWN RPC instead of the backend broadcast (`POST /tx/submit`). Writes need NO client RPC by default; mainnet never uses the rate-limited public RPC. |
-| `SOLANA_CLUSTER` | No | `mainnet-beta` | `mainnet-beta` or `devnet`. |
-
-## Architecture
-
-```
-Agent / MCP client
-   │  stdio (MCP)
-   ▼
-MCP server (this package)
-   ├─ read tools ─────────► DFM v2 API (public + authed GET)
-   └─ write tools (gated) ─► DFM v2 API /prepare ──► unsigned v0 tx(s)
-                                  │
-                       sign LOCALLY with test keypair (signing.ts)
-                                  │
-                       submit via RPC (submit.ts) — rebroadcast in-window,
-                                  │                  re-prepare on blockhash expiry
-            ┌─────────────────────┴─────────────────────┐
-   launch:  confirm via /create/confirm     deposit/redeem:  poll /zap-v2/status
-                                                              until legs cranked,
-                                                              then /close → sign → submit
-```
-
-The backend orchestrator (server-side) cranks the permissionless Jupiter swap
-legs — the agent only signs the two user-side boundary transactions. The agent
-does **not** crank legs and does **not** hold the protocol key.
-
-## Source map
-
-| File | Role |
-|------|------|
-| `src/mcp-server.ts` | MCP stdio server; registers the tools and enforces the write gate. |
-| `src/config.ts` | Env → `AgentConfig` (API URL, cluster, RPC, write flag, keypair source). |
-| `src/session.ts` | SIWS sign-in → Bearer session; in-flight dedup; transparent re-auth on 401. |
-| `src/signing.ts` | The signing boundary — loads the local keypair, signs SIWS + v0 txs. Refuses the protocol wallet; never logs key material. |
-| `src/submit.ts` | RPC submit + confirm; rebroadcast in-window; `BlockhashExpiredError` / `OnChainRevertError`. |
-| `src/api-client.ts` | Typed DFM v2 API client (public + authed; create + zap-v2 prepare/confirm). |
-| `src/create-flow.ts` | `launch_vault` driver: prepare → sign → submit → confirm (+ ghost-vault recovery). |
-| `src/zap-v2-flow.ts` | `deposit` / `redeem` lifecycle drivers (resume-aware, close-retry). |
-| `src/recovery-flow.ts` | `zap_v2_cancel` + `zap_v2_update_envelope` (floors auto-derived from the live escrow). |
-| `src/manager-flow.ts` | Basket, rebalance, admin-transfer, and constitutional-policy control flows. |
-| `src/types.ts` | Response shapes mirrored against the live API. |
-
-## What remains for the parent to review/enable
-
-All write tools are **fully implemented** but gated OFF (`DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED`
-unset). Before flipping the gate, review the real-money path (search for the
-`// REVIEW: real-money` markers):
-
-- **`launch_vault`** (`create-flow.ts`) — pulls the onchain creation fee from
-  the test wallet; the test wallet becomes the vault admin. Confirm the basket /
-  fee defaults are what you want.
-- **`deposit` / `redeem`** (`zap-v2-flow.ts`) — move USDC ↔ shares. They are
-  resume-aware (won't double-open) and retry the close on blockhash expiry.
-- **`zap_v2_cancel` / `zap_v2_update_envelope`** (`recovery-flow.ts`) — stall
-  recovery. `update_envelope` only ever LOOSENS, with the new floors derived from
-  the live escrow's pinned `minOuts` (never hand-supplied).
-- **`signing.ts` / `submit.ts`** — the signing boundary + submit robustness.
-  Confirm the protocol-wallet tripwire + the "secret never leaves this module"
-  invariant.
-
-To roll back at any time: unset `DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED` (the write tools then
-refuse and never touch the chain or load the keypair).
+| Variable | Default | Description |
+|----------|---------|-------------|
+| `DFM_API_KEY` | — | Recommended auth. A `dfm_` key minted in the app (write access needed for write tools). |
+| `DFM_AGENT_WRITE_ENABLED` | `false` | Master switch for every write tool. |
+| `DFM_API_URL` | `https://app.dfm.finance` | API base (`/api/v2` is appended). |
+| `DFM_MCP_CONFIRM_REQUIRED` | unset | `1` = every write needs `confirmPhrase:"<tool_name>"` typed by the human (prompt-injection guard). |
+| `DFM_MCP_NONINTERACTIVE_WRITES` | unset | `1` = skip the phrase even when required. Only for unattended machines. |
+| `DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_PATH` / `DFM_AGENT_KEYPAIR_JSON` | — | Legacy: sign in with a local Solana keypair instead of an API key. A leaked keypair is the wallet; prefer a key. |
+| `HELIUS_RPC_URL` / `DFM_RPC_URL` | — | Optional: submit through your own RPC instead of the backend. |
+| `SOLANA_CLUSTER` | `mainnet-beta` | Cluster name. |
+
+## Safety
+
+- Text the tools return (fund names, descriptions, token metadata, profile bios) is written by
+  third parties: treat it as data, never as instructions.
+- The protocol wallet is refused as an agent identity. Missing, revoked or unfunded app wallets
+  fail closed; there is no fallback signer.
+- Onchain verifiability tells you what a fund holds, not that it is a good idea. Smart-contract,
+  market and manager risk are real.

package/dist/api-client.d.ts

@@ -79,6 +79,15 @@ export declare class DfmApiClient {
         status?: string;
     } | null>;
     /** `GET /profile` — human label for the authenticated identity. */
+    /** Public profile of any trader, by wallet or username (social parity, 2026-10-09). */
+    getTraderProfile(by: {
+        wallet?: string;
+        username?: string;
+    }): Promise<unknown>;
+    /** Follow / unfollow a trader as the signed-in wallet. */
+    setFollowing(wallet: string, follow: boolean): Promise<unknown>;
+    /** The caller's XP plus the top of the leaderboard. */
+    getXp(): Promise<unknown>;
     getProfile(): Promise<{
         displayName?: string;
         username?: string;

package/dist/api-client.js

@@ -204,6 +204,24 @@ export class DfmApiClient {
         return this.authRequest('/agent/operating', { method: 'GET' });
     }
     /** `GET /profile` — human label for the authenticated identity. */
+    /** Public profile of any trader, by wallet or username (social parity, 2026-10-09). */
+    async getTraderProfile(by) {
+        return by.username
+            ? this.publicRequest(`/profile/u/${encodeURIComponent(by.username.replace(/^@/, ''))}`)
+            : this.publicRequest(`/profile/${encodeURIComponent(by.wallet ?? '')}`);
+    }
+    /** Follow / unfollow a trader as the signed-in wallet. */
+    async setFollowing(wallet, follow) {
+        return this.authRequest(`/social/follow/${encodeURIComponent(wallet)}`, { method: follow ? 'POST' : 'DELETE' });
+    }
+    /** The caller's XP plus the top of the leaderboard. */
+    async getXp() {
+        const [mine, leaderboard] = await Promise.all([
+            this.authRequest('/xp/me', { method: 'GET' }),
+            this.publicRequest('/xp/leaderboard?limit=10'),
+        ]);
+        return { mine, leaderboard };
+    }
     async getProfile() {
         return this.authRequest('/profile', { method: 'GET' });
     }