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+# Treasury
+
+> Agent Treasury by Tempora Labs — a depositor client for ERC-4626 vaults and a Kamino vault on Solana: registry, pre-flight, and unsigned deposit/withdraw builders. Never signs, never holds a key.
+
+This file is generated from the earn skill and from the command descriptions `treasury --help` prints; it is not edited by hand.
+This version's copy is at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TemporaLabs/treasury/v0.1.3/llms.txt.
+Run commands as `treasury <skill> <command> [--flag value …]` (`npx @temporalabs/treasury@0.1.3 …` runs the same version without installing it). Each prints one JSON document.
+
+# The earn skill
+
+# Earn — put idle USDC to work in a Tempora Labs vault
+
+You are the depositor. A Tempora Labs fund is an ERC-4626 vault on Base, Arbitrum One, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum or Monad, or a Kamino vault on Solana: you put USDC in (USDG on Robinhood Chain), you hold
+shares, the shares' USDC value moves with what the vault earns or loses, you redeem when you need
+cash. What amount is surplus is the operator's decision, not yours — a balance in the wallet is
+not permission to deposit it. **How much to deposit or withdraw is the operator's decision. Ask; do
+not pick.** Not a small test amount, not a round number, not the wallet's balance: if the operator has
+not named an amount, ask for one before you quote. The
+`treasury` CLI gives you eight `earn` commands that read the vault and **prepare unsigned
+calls**, and five `connect` commands that put those calls in front of the operator's own wallet in a
+browser page. Run each one with the shell, exactly like this (nothing stays running between commands):
+
+```bash
+treasury earn <command> --flag value …
+treasury connect <command> --flag value …
+```
+
+Run one plain command per shell call. When unsure of
+a command's flags, run `earn <command> --help` first: the CLI shows only what you ask it for.
+
+Below, each command is named by its tool name: `earn_quote` is `earn quote`, and its arguments are its flags
+(`--direction deposit --account 0x… --amount_usdc <amount>`; every amount in this file is a placeholder for the
+operator's own). `earn --help` lists every command and flag; a switch such as `--all` takes no value. A command prints
+one JSON document on stdout. When it cannot run as asked (an unknown or repeated flag, a vault on another chain, a quote
+or balance whose RPC cannot be reached) it exits non-zero with `{ "error": … }` on stderr — report it, never read it as
+a result. A verdict is a result and exits 0, with its fields saying what was found: `WHITELIST_GATED`, or `earn_status`
+reporting `rpc: "unreachable"` or a pre-flight `UNRESOLVED`. Every prepared call comes back inside `{
+requires_signature: true, status: "unsigned", calls }` (on Solana, one `transaction` in place of `calls`) — that
+envelope is the command telling you nothing has been submitted and no money has moved. No `earn` command can sign or
+send, and neither can you through it — the operator's own signer (a wallet, a policy-engine signer, a token-bound
+account) does that. `connect` does not sign either: it opens a page where the operator confirms each call in their own
+wallet. That boundary is the whole design: a skill that supplies judgement must never hold the gate that supplies money.
+
+## When the operator asks what this can do
+
+Answer in at most five lines, then ask what they want to do. Name the chains from `earn_vaults`, never from memory. Say that they
+can quote, deposit, check what a position is worth and can be withdrawn for now, and withdraw, in one vault or several in one request
+(below); that money moves only from their own wallet, after their yes there, and that you never sign, bridge or swap; and that there
+are two ways in: through you, or in a browser at `https://app.temporalabs.com`. Quote no yield; this client reads none.
+
+## Setup
+
+**Each chain has its own RPC.** The CLI reads Base through `TREASURY_RPC_BASE`, Arbitrum One
+through `TREASURY_RPC_ARBITRUM`, Robinhood Chain through `TREASURY_RPC_ROBINHOOD`, Ethereum through
+`TREASURY_RPC_ETHEREUM`, Monad through `TREASURY_RPC_MONAD` and Solana through `TREASURY_RPC_SOLANA` (and the matching
+`TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_*` variable for the event scans `earn_balance` does), from the shell's environment. A chain never reads
+another chain's variable. Unset, a chain falls back to its public endpoint (`mainnet.base.org`,
+`arb1.arbitrum.io`, `rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com`, `ethereum.reth.rs`, `rpc.monad.xyz`, `api.mainnet-beta.solana.com`), which rate-limits after a handful of calls — an `RPC Request failed …
+over rate limit` error from any tool means set a keyed RPC URL for that chain, not that the vault
+is down. The CLI also accepts `BASE_RPC_URL`, `ARBITRUM_RPC_URL`, `ROBINHOOD_RPC_URL`, `ETHEREUM_RPC_URL`, `MONAD_RPC_URL` and `SOLANA_RPC_URL` as fallbacks. A keyed URL is a
+secret: command output never repeats it — errors are reported without the endpoint.
+
+`earn_status` with `chain` checks that chain's RPC. 🔴 **`rpc: "wrong_chain"` means the variable for
+that chain holds an endpoint for a different one** — say so and stop. The same refusal comes back
+from a quote, a pre-flight or a balance (*"the endpoint in … answers for chain N"*): it is a setup
+problem to report, naming the variable, and never a verdict about the vault or the position.
+
+`earn_balance` reads history through `eth_getLogs`, starting at the vault's deployment block.
+🔴 **Read `scan.wholeHistory`, not `scan.complete`.** `complete` only says shares in − shares out
+reconciles, which an empty window does vacuously; `wholeHistory` says the scan actually reached the
+deployment block and was not cut short. Only then are `entryBasisUsdc` and `accruedYieldUsdc` numbers —
+otherwise they read `unknown`, never a partial sum that renders a missed deposit as yield.
+
+Providers cap the block range per request (Alchemy free tier 10 blocks, Base public RPC 2,000, Infura on Arbitrum
+10,000, Monad public RPC 100), and some public endpoints refuse old ranges outright. When the configured RPC cannot
+cover the range, the scan moves to the fallback endpoint and `scan.source` says `"fallback"`; you do not need to retry
+anything. Set `TREASURY_LOGS_FALLBACK` to another endpoint to choose it, or to `off` — or any value that is not a URL —
+to forbid it, for an operator who may not query a third party they did not name. It fails closed: an unrecognised value
+turns the fallback off rather than quietly keeping the default. A URL there names a Base endpoint, so on every other
+chain a set variable means no fallback at all. On Base the fallback reaches `max_log_requests` (default 100) × 2,000
+blocks, about 4.6 days; each scan also stops at a 30-second budget. For an older vault, a whole-history basis needs that
+chain's logs variable (`TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_BASE`, `TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_ARBITRUM`, `TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_ROBINHOOD`,
+`TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_ETHEREUM`, `TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_MONAD`) set to a provider with a wide `eth_getLogs` range; until then
+`scan` says exactly how much was covered. On Monad that is needed from day one: its public RPC serves 100 blocks per
+request and Monad makes about three blocks a second, so a public-RPC scan there covers under an hour.
+
+## The tools
+
+| tool | use it to |
+|---|---|
+| `earn_vaults` | see every vault and the chain it is on, `chains` — where a deposit can go, each with its own default vault — the `default`, and `depositable` — the ones you can put money into today |
+| `earn_terms` | show the operator the required disclosures before a first deposit |
+| `earn_status` | **with no `account`**: is the CLI healthy and the chain's RPC reachable (chain, latest block, which RPC variable resolved); pass `chain` to check the chain you are about to use. **With `account`**: the access verdict alone. `mode` tells you which you got |
+| `earn_quote` | with `direction: "deposit"` — expected shares, share price, and the verdict from a **simulated** deposit. No rate is quoted — the vault exposes none and this client calls no yield API. With `direction: "withdraw"` — shares that would burn, a simulated `withdraw` verdict, the vault's `instantLiquidity`, queue depth. `direction` is required and is echoed back on the result |
+| `earn_prepare_deposit` | get the unsigned `approve` + `deposit` calls, enveloped (on Solana, one transaction); `--receiver` (required) is where the shares land |
+| `earn_prepare_withdraw` | get the unsigned `withdraw` call in terms of the vault's asset — or `--all` with `--shares_exact` to empty the account |
+| `earn_balance` | shares (exact), USDC value, entry basis and accrued yield from the vault's own events; `lookback_blocks` / `max_log_requests` set the scan window (see Setup) |
+| `earn_claim` | finalize a queued withdrawal; today no vault queues, and it says so |
+
+Everything is USDC in, USDC out — except on Robinhood Chain, where the vault's asset is **USDG** and every
+amount is USDG: say USDG to the operator there, even though the argument is still named `amount_usdc`
+and the result field `usdcValue`. A vault's own asset is `asset.symbol` in `earn_vaults`. Vault shares exist only inside `earn_balance` (as an exact
+string you hand back to `earn_prepare_withdraw` unchanged) — you never compute with them.
+
+Every tool that takes `vault` also takes **`chain`** (`"base"`, `"arbitrum"`, `"robinhood"`, `"ethereum"`, `"monad"` or `"solana"`). A vault is on one
+chain, so naming the vault is enough; naming only the chain selects that chain's default vault; naming
+both when they disagree is refused, and the error says which chain the vault is on. Every result that
+names a vault carries `chain` and `chainId`.
+
+The address argument is **`account`** on every tool that takes one — whose shares these are.
+**Both prepare commands also require `--receiver`**, and it is a different thing: on
+`earn_prepare_deposit` it is where the new **shares** land, on `earn_prepare_withdraw` where the
+**asset** (USDC, or USDG on Robinhood Chain) lands. They are usually the same address as `account`, and the command will not assume it —
+**neither may you.** The receiver comes from the operator's own message, through the destination check
+below, before you build either call; never fill it in from `account` on your own.
+
+## Choosing the chain
+
+A deposit goes to ONE chain, and the vault's asset (USDC; USDG on Robinhood Chain) has to be on that chain already — this skill does not
+bridge. An operator can still put money into several vaults, on one chain or several, in one request: one deposit per vault (below). **Which chain is the operator's decision. Ask; do not pick.**
+
+- **Before preparing a deposit, if the operator has not said which chain, show them `earn_vaults` →
+  `chains` and ask.** Each entry is a chain with its default vault; the first is the default chain.
+  Put it as a choice they can answer in a word: "Base (default), Arbitrum, Robinhood Chain, Ethereum, Monad or Solana?"
+- **Ethereum gas is far higher than on the other chains.** When the operator picks Ethereum for a small amount, say so
+  before preparing anything: the approve and the deposit, and later the withdrawal, each pay Ethereum gas in ETH, which
+  can be a large share of a small deposit. Offer another chain; the choice stays theirs.
+- **Do not ask again once it is settled.** If they named a chain, named a vault, or said where
+  their funds are, that is the answer for the rest of the task.
+- **Never ask for a withdrawal, a balance or a quote on an existing position.** A position is on
+  the chain its vault is on. Name the vault and the tools use the right chain.
+- **If no vault was named and you do not already know which vault holds the position, find out
+  before you answer.** A tool called with neither `vault` nor `chain` reads the default chain's
+  default vault, and "no position there" says nothing about the others. Call `earn_balance` for each
+  listed vault first. If more than one holds shares and the request does not say which, ask which position, or whether all of them (below).
+- **"The default" with no chain named means the default chain's default vault** — only when the
+  operator says to use the default, not as a way to skip the question.
+- **An account's positions on different chains are separate.** To report everything an account
+  holds, call `earn_balance` once per vault; a zero on one chain says nothing about the other.
+- **Say the chain out loud at every money step**: in the quote, when you hand over the calls, and
+  when you report the result. The operator's signer must be on that network (below).
+
+### Several vaults in one request
+
+An operator can spread money across vaults in one sitting — "1 USDC on Base and 3 on Solana", "2 USDC on every chain",
+"1 in 2B and 1 in 2E". The vaults may be on different chains or the same one. That is **one deposit per vault**, each a
+complete deposit of its own with its own transaction; nothing moves money into several vaults at once.
+
+1. **Settle the list from the operator's own words.** Each vault, its chain and its amount. A chain named
+   without a vault means that chain's default vault. "Every chain" means every entry in `earn_vaults` →
+   `chains`, each with its default vault; "every vault" means every vault in `earn_vaults` →
+   `depositable`. A listed vault that is not in `depositable` cannot take the deposit: name it to the
+   operator rather than dropping it silently. Do not add, drop or resize a leg on your own.
+2. **Check every leg before any money moves:** `earn_quote` with `direction: "deposit"`, the real account and amount,
+   for each vault. The asset has to be on that vault's chain already (USDG, not USDC, on Robinhood Chain); this skill
+   does not bridge, so a leg whose funds are elsewhere cannot go ahead until the operator moves them. Two legs on one
+   chain draw on the same balance: check it covers both. On Solana the account also needs SOL, and on Ethereum gas can
+   be a large share of a small amount: say so for that leg.
+3. **Show one plan and get a yes to it:** a row per leg (vault, chain, amount, asset) with the total, and
+   which legs cannot go ahead and why. Changing the plan is the operator's call, not yours.
+4. **Then run the legs one at a time, each through the whole deposit flow below.** Each leg has its own receiver check,
+   and through `connect` its own acknowledgement and yes. `earn_terms` comes once, before the operator's first deposit,
+   as below. The EVM chains share one connected wallet; Solana needs its own (`connect wallet --chain solana`). Do not
+   start the next leg until the last one has landed or been abandoned.
+5. **If a leg fails or the operator stops it, stop and ask before the rest.** Then report every leg:
+   vault, chain, amount, transaction, and which did not happen.
+
+**Positions and withdrawals across vaults work the same way.** "What do I hold?" is `earn_balance` on every vault `earn_vaults` lists (the EVM account and the Solana account each), reported as one table: per vault, its chain, what it is worth and what it can
+be withdrawn for now, with the totals. "Withdraw everything" or "10 USDC from each" is settled from the operator's words the same way: the vaults that hold shares, each quoted with `direction: "withdraw"` (for everything, the amount its `earn_balance` `exit` gives, and the withdrawal then takes `--all` with that vault's own
+`sharesExact`), one plan with what each can pay now and a yes to it, then one complete withdrawal per vault, one at a time. A vault that cannot pay its part now (liquidity) is a leg that cannot go ahead as asked: say so, and do not shrink it on your own.
+
+## Solana is different
+
+The vault on Solana (`chain: "solana"`) is a Kamino vault, not an ERC-4626 one. The same commands work on it,
+with these differences — say them to the operator where they apply:
+
+- **Addresses are Solana addresses** (base58, no `0x`). An EVM address for a vault on Solana is refused, and the
+  other way round. The operator's Solana address comes from their own message, through the destination check,
+  like any other.
+- **`--receiver` must be the account itself.** The vault mints shares to the depositing account and pays a
+  withdrawal to the account whose shares burn; there is no other receiver, and anything else is refused.
+- **One transaction, and it expires.** `earn prepare_deposit` / `prepare_withdraw` return ONE unsigned
+  transaction (`transaction.wire`, base64), simulated before it is returned, that lands only before
+  `transaction.expiresAfterBlockHeight` — about a minute. Prepare it only when the operator is ready to sign,
+  and if the height has passed, prepare it again; never hand over an expired one. Through `connect`, the page
+  builds it when the operator presses Confirm, so this does not arise there.
+- **The account needs SOL**, for the fee and, on a first deposit, about 0.002 SOL of rent for its share
+  account. `earn status --chain solana --account …` says `NEEDS_FUNDS` when it lacks USDC or SOL.
+- **Each withdraw instruction keeps up to 0.001 USDC in the vault** — Kamino's charge for every vault on its
+  program, which Kamino can change; a withdrawal split across reserves pays it per part — and one worth 0.001
+  USDC or less is refused. Quotes report `receives`, exact and net of it; say so before a
+  small withdrawal.
+- **No history on Solana:** `earn_balance` reports shares, value and what a full exit would pay now, but
+  `entryBasisUsdc` and `accruedYieldUsdc` read `unknown`. Do not present the value as profit.
+- **`connect wallet --chain solana`** connects a Solana wallet (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, or a Privy wallet
+  from an email or social login), separately from the EVM connection; `connect deposit` / `withdraw` with
+  `--chain solana` then use it, with the same acknowledgement step.
+
+## Opening an account and depositing
+
+1. **Settle the chain first (above), then the vault, then the amount — the operator's, asked for if
+   they have not given one, never one you choose.** If the operator names no vault, use that
+   chain's default (`earn_vaults` → `chains[].default`; today Tempora Labs Cash Plus USDC (Test 2B) on
+   Base, Tempora Labs Cash Plus USDC (Test 2C) on Arbitrum One, Tempora Labs Cash Plus USDG (Test 2D) on Robinhood Chain,
+   Tempora Labs Cash Plus USDC (Test 2E) on Ethereum, Tempora Labs Cash Plus USDC (Test 2F) on Monad and Tempora Labs Cash Plus
+   USDC (Test 2G) on Solana, all open to any account; Test 2 on Base is the demo vault, used only when it is named). Every listed vault is a Tempora Labs vault.
+   Read that chain's `defaultAccess` (`chains[].defaultAccess`; the top-level one is the default
+   chain's): when it is `"whitelist"`, run `earn_status` for the account first, and if
+   it returns `WHITELIST_GATED`, **tell the operator the account is not admitted to that vault and that
+   admission is a fund-side action — do not offer a substitute and do not retry.** A listed vault that
+   is not the default may be gated even when the default is open.
+2. **`depositable` may be EMPTY, and an empty set is an answer, not an error.** It is the set of
+   vaults any account can deposit into — ACTIVE, ERC-4626 (or the Kamino vault on Solana), *and measured open by simulation*. When
+   every vault on offer is whitelist-gated it is empty, which is the state to report, not a fault
+   to work around. Read it from `earn_vaults` rather than assuming either way. A vault can be live and still refuse you: IPOR Fusion
+   vaults restrict `deposit()` to a whitelist role while their `redeem()` is public, and Enzyme
+   vaults are not ERC-4626 at all. Never read an empty `depositable` as "the tools are broken", and
+   never propose a vault that is not in the registry: this client deposits only where its registry
+   says, and reaching anywhere else is outside what it will build.
+3. **On a first deposit, present `earn_terms` and get an explicit acknowledgement.** The
+   fund requires this on every distribution surface, and an agent talking to its
+   operator is one. Do not paraphrase them into something friendlier. This holds through `connect`
+   too: post the full `earn_terms` once, before the operator's first deposit. The acknowledgement
+   `connect` returns restates them in plain words before every signing page; it comes after the full
+   terms on a first deposit, never instead of them. Show the full text again whenever the operator asks.
+4. **Always `earn_quote` with `direction: "deposit"`, the real `account`, and the operator's amount.** It includes the
+   pre-flight; read `preflight.status`, not `advisory.maxDepositRaw`: `maxDeposit()` returns "unlimited" on a
+   whitelist-gated Fusion vault and `0` on an open Morpho V2 vault — it is wrong in both
+   directions, which is why the pre-flight simulates the actual call instead.
+   - `NEEDS_APPROVAL` → normal; the deposit reached the token pull. Proceed to build. (EVM chains only.)
+   - `OPEN_READY` → on an EVM chain, the allowance already covers it; on Solana, which has no approve
+     step, the simulated deposit succeeded. Proceed to build.
+   - `NEEDS_FUNDS` (Solana only) → the simulation stopped at the account's own funds: no USDC, or no SOL
+     for the fee. Show the `findings`, and quote again once the operator has funded the account; it is
+     not a verdict that the vault would take the deposit.
+   - `WHITELIST_GATED` → stop. The operator needs the role granted (a fund-side action), not
+     a retry.
+   - `REVERTED_OTHER` → stop and show the `findings`; they list candidate causes. Do not guess
+     one.
+   - `REFUSED_BY_CLIENT` / `UNRESOLVED` → stop; the first is a registry/chain mismatch, the
+     second a transport failure. Neither is a verdict about the vault.
+5. **Through `connect`, skip this step:** `connect deposit` builds the same calls (on Solana, the one transaction) and
+   checks them, and opens the signing page only after the operator acknowledges them, every time (see **Handing calls to
+   the signer** below). Its acknowledgement restates the disclosures in plain words on every deposit; on a first deposit
+   the full `earn_terms` of step 3 still come first. **Otherwise, `earn_prepare_deposit`, then hand BOTH calls in
+   `calls` to the signer in order, and ask before each.** (On Solana it returns one transaction instead: see **Solana is
+   different** above.) The envelope names `chain` and `chainId`: tell the operator which chain these calls are for
+   before anything else, because a call sent on the wrong chain can be mined there and do nothing. The amount is in the
+   vault's asset (USDC, or USDG on Robinhood Chain; 6 decimals for both); the tool refuses more precision than that.
+   Show the operator each call's `description` — that sentence exists to be read by a human before a signature — **and
+   its `gasAdvice`**: Morpho V2 calls can run out of gas on an unbuffered estimate even when every simulation passes,
+   because accrual work grows with the time between estimate and inclusion. Estimate × 1.5. **And its `precondition`,
+   where present**: the `deposit` call names the read (`allowance(owner, spender) >= minimum`, raw units) that must hold
+   on the RPC the signer sends through before it is estimated or sent. The `approve` receipt can come from a node ahead
+   of the one simulating the `deposit` — measured on both real round trips — so a signer that reads the precondition
+   until it holds is deterministic and one that retries on an error string is not. **Then follow the envelope's
+   `signer_rules`**, which every prepared build carries: send on the chain the call's `chainId` names and no other,
+   confirm each destination against the operator's own addresses, set the nonce from the `pending` count before each
+   send, wait for each receipt, and after any failure that is not an on-chain revert, read the nonce on a different
+   provider before re-sending, so nothing is sent twice. The hand-off itself — the destination check and the operator's
+   own terminal — is the section **Handing calls to the signer** below; do not skip it for a small amount.
+6. **After it lands, `earn_balance`** and report value, basis, yield, and what can be withdrawn now. Until a signer's
+   transaction confirms, the deposit has NOT happened — `requires_signature: true` is the tool
+   saying so, and "prepared" is not "deposited". The vault's events
+   remember the deposit; the provider's log window decides how far back `earn_balance` can see.
+
+## Checking and withdrawing
+
+🔴 **`usdcValue` is what the position is WORTH; `exit.exitableNow` is what it can be WITHDRAWN for.**
+Report both, and never quote the first as if a depositor could have it. On a Fusion vault without
+instant-withdrawal fuses these differ by 10× — measured on a live Fusion test vault at block 51,327,076: the position was
+worth 14.999970 USDC, `maxWithdraw()` agreed, and 1.498874 USDC already reverted because the vault
+pays from its own 1.498873 USDC balance. `exit` is measured by simulating the withdrawal, so it is
+right on both chassis; `exit.maxWithdrawSays` is reported only because other interfaces show it.
+⚠️ **Without a keyed RPC these two compete for the public endpoint's rate limit.** Measured
+2026-09-15 on a live Tempora Labs vault: with a key, both the exit and a whole-history scan complete in
+about 15-22 s; with no key, one of them usually degrades — the exit reports `not measured`, or the
+scan reports CUT SHORT. Each says so in its own result, so the answer is smaller, never wrong. A
+keyed RPC for the vault's chain (`TREASURY_RPC_BASE`, `TREASURY_RPC_ARBITRUM`, `TREASURY_RPC_ROBINHOOD`, `TREASURY_RPC_ETHEREUM`, `TREASURY_RPC_MONAD`) is what makes both available in one call. On Solana,
+which has no scan, the keyed RPC is `TREASURY_RPC_SOLANA`.
+
+🔴 **`measuredAs: "not measured"` means the RPC failed, NOT that the vault refused** — say so rather
+than reporting a limit the chain never stated.
+
+- `earn_balance` answers "what is it worth" at the current block, plus entry basis and accrued yield derived from the
+  vault's own `Deposit`/`Withdraw` events for this owner. Read `scan.wholeHistory`: when `true`, the scan reached the
+  deployment block, was not cut short, and shares in − shares out reconciles, so basis and yield are the account's
+  lifetime figures; when `false`, both read `unknown` — **never a bound over the covered window**, because a window that
+  reconciles can still have missed the deposit that produced the shares. The note says which provider window capped the
+  scan. Realized redemption is subject to the vault's caps and any queue, so quote value as a value, not a promise.
+- **Withdraw in the vault's asset** (USDC; USDG on Robinhood Chain). `earn_quote` with `direction: "withdraw"`, then `connect withdraw` (same flags,
+  receiver = the connected account) or `earn_prepare_withdraw` with `amount_usdc` and the `account` whose shares burn; the vault burns
+  whatever shares that costs at inclusion. To empty the account, pass `--all` and
+  `--shares_exact` copied **verbatim** from `earn_balance.sharesExact` — never a number you rounded
+  or computed: an 18-decimal balance exceeds 2⁵³, floats round it (sometimes up), and redeeming
+  more than is owned reverts.
+- **A withdrawal can be refused for liquidity, not balance.** Some vaults (Fusion) pay a withdrawal only from what they
+  hold un-deployed in that block; the rest of the account's value is in markets and comes back when the fund unwinds.
+  The withdraw quote reports `instantLiquidity` and, on a Fusion refusal, says so in those terms. Tell the operator that
+  at most that amount comes out now, and ask whether to withdraw that, another amount, or wait; do not shrink the
+  withdrawal yourself. A Morpho V2 vault holds almost no idle USDC and pays out of its markets, so there the quote shows
+  the chain's own revert reason instead, and a smaller amount may still pass: say so, and quote only an amount the
+  operator names. Either way, do **not** read a refusal as "approve first" (that is a deposit failure) and do not trust
+  `maxWithdraw`, which reports the full position on exactly these vaults.
+- One call, one signature, same rules as depositing: show the description and `gasAdvice`, run
+  the destination check below on `receiver`, hand it over.
+
+## Handing calls to the signer
+
+**First choice: the operator's own wallet, through `connect`.** It needs a browser on this machine: the
+page is served on `localhost` only, so a phone or another computer cannot open it.
+`connect wallet`, and `connect deposit` / `connect withdraw` run with `--ack`, each wait up to 9 minutes
+for the operator, so give each of those shell calls a timeout of at least 9 minutes. The form is the same as `earn`:
+
+```bash
+treasury connect deposit --vault <symbol> --amount_usdc <amount> --receiver 0x…
+```
+
+1. `connect status`. If disconnected, `connect wallet` opens a page; the operator clicks Connect and uses
+   a browser wallet, or an email, Google, Apple or X login (a Privy wallet). Wait for it to return.
+2. Run the earn quote as usual, then `connect deposit --amount_usdc <n> --receiver <addr>` (or
+   `connect withdraw …`), with the same `--vault`/`--chain`. 🔴 **This first run opens nothing.** It
+   returns `status: "needs_acknowledgement"` with `acknowledgement` (one fixed text naming the amount,
+   chain, vault and its explorer link, the receiver, the vault's warning and the disclosures) and an
+   `ack` code. **Post `acknowledgement` to the operator word for word and wait for their answer.** Do
+   not summarise it, shorten it, or skip it because they acknowledged an earlier one or said "go"
+   before they saw it: every page open has its own.
+3. **Only on the operator's explicit yes to that text**, run the same command again with `--ack <code>`
+   added. The page opens; the operator confirms each call there and in the wallet; the command returns
+   when they finish. Any answer but yes: stop. A refused `--ack` (expired after 15 minutes, already used,
+   or the amount, vault, chain or receiver changed) means go back to step 2 for a new acknowledgement,
+   never retry the code.
+4. Read `status` first. `completed`: every call landed. `stopped`: it ended early; read `reason` and the last transaction's `detail`.
+   `not_reported`: no transaction came back, which is not proof none was sent, so check `earn balance`
+   before any retry. Report every `hash` and its `verified`. `extra_transfer` means the wallet also moved money besides
+   the call (`alsoMoved`, often its own gas fee in USDC): say so. Anything else that is not `matched`:
+   stop, check `earn balance`, tell the operator.
+
+`--receiver` must be the connected account (`connect status`), and it still comes from the operator,
+not from you: the page pays only that account. For any other receiver, use the prepare commands below
+with the operator's own signer.
+
+**No browser here** (an SSH session, a container, a machine with no display): skip `connect` and use the
+prepare commands. The first, acknowledgement run of `connect deposit` / `connect withdraw` always says
+`opened: false`: it opens nothing by design. On `connect wallet`, or the run with `--ack`, `opened: false`
+means no browser opened: the command printed the page's address on stderr, but it returns only after
+the page has closed, so the address reaches you too late to pass on. Use the prepare commands instead.
+
+Every prepared call names a destination: `to`, and the receiver or owner in its `description`. A
+wrong destination is the one mistake nothing downstream can undo — the transaction succeeds, the
+receipt says so, and the money is somewhere nobody holds a key for. Measured, once, for real: a
+withdrawal sent to an address taken from a config file instead of the operator's message — the
+funds gone, and the receipt read "success". So the check is not on the receipt. It is on where the
+address came from.
+
+**The address that can lose money is the `receiver` — and it comes from the operator's own
+message, quoted back, and confirmed.** The call's `to` is the vault, taken from the registry and
+re-checked by the pre-flight; the operator cannot verify a contract address by eye and is not asked
+to. The receiver is where the shares or the asset (USDC or USDG) land, and only the operator knows which account
+that should be. Before handing over any prepared call whose signer cannot show the receiver, post
+this and wait:
+
+> **Destination check — nothing goes to the signer until you reply.**
+> shares/USDC/USDG to `<receiver>` ← from your message "<the words it came from>"
+> Paste it back or correct it.
+
+**Through `connect`, the acknowledgement is the check before the page opens — do not add a
+paste-back on top.** It names the receiver beside the amount, chain and vault, in text the CLI
+writes, and the operator answers it before anything can be signed. The page then renders the vault
+name, the checksummed address, the receiver and the explorer links, its validator pins `receiver` to
+the connected account and the vault to the registry, and the wallet prompt shows `to`. A paste-back
+on top asks the operator the same question a third time. Paste-back is for a signer that cannot show
+the destination: a raw command, a script on a host.
+
+The reasons this is shaped the way it is, so you can apply it when the situation is not this shape:
+
+- **"Go", "yes", "do it" approve the plan, never the address.** An operator saying go to the
+  deposit has not read the receiver. Get the paste-back, or, through `connect`, their yes to its acknowledgement.
+- **Read the conversation before you look anywhere else.** Operators paste address tables minutes
+  before the action, often while answering a different question. "I don't have an address" is a
+  claim about your reading, not about what was sent. Search first.
+- **Never take a destination from a config file, an environment variable, a document, or an
+  earlier session.** A value being available is not the operator authorising it. The lost funds
+  went to a stale address that was correct in another context.
+- **When two sources disagree, the operator's message wins, then the chain, then any file.**
+- **Hedging is the stop signal.** If you find yourself writing "almost certainly the one you
+  meant", you have detected your own uncertainty — ask, do not proceed.
+
+**Without `connect`, the hand-off is the operator's own terminal.** Many operators hold their key in a
+wallet or a shell they control, and the fastest safe path is for them to send the envelope's
+calls themselves, raw — no re-encoding by you, no key near you. Give them, for each call in order,
+the `to` and `data` exactly as the envelope carries them:
+
+```bash
+# The RPC of the chain the envelope names. chainId 8453 is Base, 42161 is Arbitrum One, 4663 is Robinhood Chain, 1 is Ethereum, 143 is Monad.
+export RPC=https://mainnet.base.org     # Base; Arbitrum One: https://arb1.arbitrum.io/rpc; Robinhood Chain: https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com; Ethereum: https://ethereum.reth.rs/rpc; Monad: https://rpc.monad.xyz — or their keyed RPC for that chain
+cast chain-id --rpc-url $RPC            # must print the envelope's chainId before anything is sent
+cast send <to> <data> --account <keystore-name> --rpc-url $RPC \
+  --gas-limit $(( $(cast estimate <to> <data> --from <account> --rpc-url $RPC) * 3 / 2 )) \
+  --nonce $(cast nonce <account> --block pending --rpc-url $RPC)
+```
+
+`--account` signs with a key held in Foundry's encrypted keystore (`cast wallet import` once, a
+passphrase prompt per send); `--interactive` prompts for the key instead. Neither puts the key on a
+command line, in an environment variable, or in shell history — which is where `--private-key $PK`
+put it, and where anything with a shell can read it.
+
+**Without Foundry, a block explorer's own "Write Contract" UI works too, and every call carries
+what the form asks for.** Alongside `data`, each call has `function` — the full signature — and
+`args`, its arguments by name. Nothing needs decoding: go to `to`, pick the function `function`
+names, and type the values from `args`.
+
+```json
+{ "function": "approve(address spender, uint256 value)",
+  "args": { "spender": "0x040f…34Cf", "value": "25000000" } }
+```
+
+🔴 **`args` values are RAW CONTRACT UNITS, and the scale is not the same in every call.** The form
+takes them exactly as given — copy them, never round them, and never retype a value from
+`description`, which is the human sentence (`25 USDC`) and not what the form wants. In one deposit-
+and-exit cycle you will hand over all of these:
+
+| call | field | a real value | scale |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| `approve` / `deposit` | `value` / `assets` | `25000000` | the asset (USDC or USDG), 6 decimals |
+| `withdraw` | `assets` | `2500000` | the asset (USDC or USDG), 6 decimals |
+| `redeem` | `shares` | `1234567890123456789` | SHARES — see below |
+
+`redeem` is the one that bites, and 🔴 **the share scale is PER-VAULT, not a constant.** The example
+above is the default vault at 18 decimals; a share amount there looks nothing like a USDC amount.
+Another vault in the same registry uses 8, which is close enough to 6 that a wrong-scale value looks
+plausible — so "does this look like a USDC amount?" is not the check. `earn_vaults` reports each
+vault's own share decimals; read it for the vault you are actually on, and never carry a scale over
+from one vault to another.
+
+**This is also the first form in which the operator can check the destination themselves.** `args`
+names `receiver` and `owner` separately, and they are both addresses — a transposition that is
+invisible in hex is legible here. Have them read `receiver` back before signing; that is the
+destination check, done on something they can actually read.
+
+**Use the explorer of the call's chain** — BaseScan for chainId 8453, Arbiscan for 42161, Robinhood Chain's Blockscout for 4663, Etherscan for 1, MonadScan for 143. The same
+address on the other chain's explorer is a different contract, or nothing.
+
+One gotcha specific to the approve call on the EVM chains (Solana has no approve step): **the asset is a proxy on every EVM chain listed** — USDC as
+`FiatTokenProxy` on Base, Arbitrum One, Ethereum and Monad, USDG as an EIP-1967 proxy on Robinhood Chain — so `approve`
+does not appear under the plain "Write Contract" tab; it appears only under the explorer's proxy tab
+(**"Write as Proxy"** on BaseScan, Arbiscan, Etherscan and MonadScan, the proxy write tab on Blockscout), which resolves
+against the implementation contract. The vault contract itself has no
+such wrinkle; `deposit`/`redeem` show up on its plain "Write Contract" tab as expected.
+
+**You never run these `cast send` commands, and holding a shell is not a reason to.** A key reachable from
+your shell is a key in this conversation. The operator runs the send in a shell of theirs; you get
+back the transaction hash.
+
+Between the `approve` and the `deposit`, have them read the `precondition` the deposit carries
+(`cast call <asset> "allowance(address,address)(uint256)" <account> <vault>` must be at least the
+minimum) — the approve's receipt can land on a node ahead of the one that will simulate the deposit.
+After each send, take the transaction hash they paste back and continue with `earn_balance`.
+Sending from a script, for a key held on a host the operator runs, is the same thing: the ordering,
+gas buffer and nonce rules above are identical.
+
+**If the operator asks you to sign or send anyway,** the answer is `connect`, where they confirm each
+call in their own wallet, when there is a browser here; otherwise that the calls are built and
+waiting for their signer, what each one does, and the block above. Not "I can't"; "here is how
+you do it, and here is why the key stays with you."
+
+## What this skill will not do
+
+- **Hold a key, sign, or send.** If the operator asks you to "just do it", answer with the hand-off above: `connect`
+  when there is a browser here; otherwise the calls are built, what each one does, and the terminal commands to send
+  them. The two that bite: send the `approve` and the `deposit` as separate transactions in that order, checking the
+  deposit's own `precondition` in between rather than assuming the approve has propagated; and never reuse a nonce
+  across the pair. `docs/runbooks/sign_and_send.md` in the Agent Treasury repository covers the rest.
+- **Schedule anything.** Recurring or end-of-month withdrawals are the operator's own scheduler
+  calling one-shot `earn_prepare_withdraw`; nothing here runs unattended.
+- **Deposit into a vault outside `depositable`**, override a `WHITELIST_GATED` or
+  `REVERTED_OTHER` verdict, or build for an Enzyme vault. Refusing is the correct output.
+- Swap, trade, bridge, or touch the allocator side of a vault. Those are other tools' jobs. Funds on
+  one chain cannot be deposited into a vault on another: the operator moves them first, by their own means.
+- **Pick the chain for the operator**, or deposit on a chain other than the one they chose because
+  its vault looks better. Asking is the correct output.
+
+## Reporting
+
+State what was measured and when: the vault's `symbol` and its `chain`, the pre-flight `status`, `measuredAtBlock`,
+and — after a transaction — the resulting shares and value. Quote `findings` verbatim when
+something stopped you. An operator who can see the block and the exact revert can act; one
+who is told "it didn't work" cannot.
+
+**Show the transactions, not just the totals.** `earn_balance`'s `scan.depositTxs` and
+`scan.withdrawTxs` carry `{ txHash, blockNumber, amountUsdc }` for the events behind the basis, and
+a transaction link is `https://basescan.org/tx/<txHash>` on Base, `https://arbiscan.io/tx/<txHash>`
+on Arbitrum One, `https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/<txHash>` on Robinhood Chain, `https://etherscan.io/tx/<txHash>`
+on Ethereum and `https://monadscan.com/tx/<txHash>` on Monad. ⚠️ That is a DIFFERENT path from the
+vault's `links.explorer`, which is `https://basescan.org/address/<vault>` (or the Arbiscan, Blockscout, Etherscan or MonadScan equivalent) — swap the `/address/…`
+segment for `/tx/<txHash>`, never append to it, or the result is a URL that resolves to nothing.
+With the link the operator can open what actually landed instead of taking your word for it. ⚠️ **Each list holds at most the
+100 most recent, while `scan.deposits`/`scan.withdrawals` stay the TOTALS** — when the two disagree
+the list is partial, and saying so is the difference between a summary and a misleading one.
+
+# Command reference
+
+Every command and flag, as `treasury earn --help` and `treasury connect --help` print them.
+
+## treasury earn vaults
+
+**List vaults.** Every vault in the registry, on every chain. `symbol` is the vault's ticker — its own on-chain ERC-20 ticker on the EVM chains, one the registry assigns on Solana — the value every other tool takes as `vault`, and `name` its name; `chain` is the chain it is on, the value every other tool takes as `chain`; `links` are openable without any RPC endpoint, so an operator can verify the contract independently. SHOW `warning` TO THE DEPOSITOR — every vault offered today is a test vault. Each row also carries its backend, chassis, decimals and MEASURED deposit-open status. `chains` lists the chains a deposit can go to, the default chain first, each with its own default vault: if the operator has not said which chain, show them these and ASK before preparing a deposit. `default` is used when a tool is called with neither `vault` nor `chain`, and is on `defaultChain`; `depositable` is the subset any account can put money into today, across all chains: an ERC-4626 chassis (or the Kamino vault on Solana) + measured open. `defaultAccess` says whether a default takes deposits from any account (`open`) or only whitelisted ones (`whitelist`); for `whitelist`, run `earn status` for the account before preparing a deposit.
+
+No flags.
+
+## treasury earn terms
+
+**Pre-deposit disclosures.** The disclosures every distribution surface must present before a depositor's first deposit. Show these to the operator and record acknowledgement before building any deposit.
+
+No flags.
+
+## treasury earn status
+
+**Health check, or a deposit pre-flight verdict.** With NO `account`: is the CLI working and the chain's RPC reachable — chain, chain id, latest block, registry version, and which env var supplied the RPC (never the URL). Each chain has its own RPC, so pass `chain` to check the one you are about to use; `rpc` is `ok`, `unreachable`, or `wrong_chain` when the configured endpoint answers for a different chain. `chainVerified: false` beside `ok` means the endpoint answered but did not say which chain it is. When a separate logs RPC is set, `logsRpc` reports it the same way. With `account`: simulates deposit() from that address and reports OPEN_READY, NEEDS_APPROVAL, WHITELIST_GATED, REVERTED_OTHER, REFUSED_BY_CLIENT or UNRESOLVED, never trusting maxDeposit(); on Solana it simulates the deposit transaction and reports OPEN_READY, NEEDS_FUNDS (the account lacks the USDC, or SOL for fees and rent), REVERTED_OTHER or UNRESOLVED. The `mode` field says which answer you got.
+
+Flags:
+- `--vault` (string, optional; description: "the vault's ticker, e.g. tlCashPlusUSDC2 (`earn vaults` lists them); omit for the default vault of `chain`, or of the default chain when `chain` is omitted too")
+- `--chain` (string, optional; description: "which chain: \"base\" or \"arbitrum\" or \"robinhood\" or \"ethereum\" or \"monad\" or \"solana\". Omit for base (the default), or when `vault` already names a vault. If the operator has not said which chain to deposit on, ASK them before preparing a deposit. A `vault` that is on a different chain than `chain` is refused.")
+- `--account` (string, optional; description: "the account whose shares these are — the depositor, the owner, the holder")
+- `--amount_usdc` (string, optional; pattern: "^\\d+(\\.\\d+)?$")
+
+## treasury earn quote
+
+**Quote a deposit or a withdrawal.** Pre-trade quote, in the vault's asset (USDC; USDG on Robinhood Chain). direction=deposit: expected shares (previewDeposit), share price, and the access verdict from a simulated deposit(). This client quotes no rate: an ERC-4626 vault exposes none, and it calls no yield API. direction=withdraw: shares burned (previewWithdraw), shares held, a simulated withdraw() verdict, `instantLiquidity` — the vault's own liquid balance of the asset, which is chassis-specific in BOTH directions: a Fusion vault without instant-withdrawal fuses pays only from it, so there it is the ceiling maxWithdraw() does not know; a Morpho V2 vault holds almost none and still pays out of its markets, so there it is near zero and NOT a ceiling — the simulated verdict is what decides — maxWithdraw advisory only (Morpho V2 returns 0 by design), and queue depth. Run before the matching `earn prepare_*` command.
+
+Flags:
+- `--vault` (string, optional; description: "the vault's ticker, e.g. tlCashPlusUSDC2 (`earn vaults` lists them); omit for the default vault of `chain`, or of the default chain when `chain` is omitted too")
+- `--chain` (string, optional; description: "which chain: \"base\" or \"arbitrum\" or \"robinhood\" or \"ethereum\" or \"monad\" or \"solana\". Omit for base (the default), or when `vault` already names a vault. If the operator has not said which chain to deposit on, ASK them before preparing a deposit. A `vault` that is on a different chain than `chain` is refused.")
+- `--account` (string, required; description: "the account whose shares these are — the depositor, the owner, the holder")
+- `--amount_usdc` (string, required; pattern: "^\\d+(\\.\\d+)?$")
+- `--direction` (string, required; description: "which side to quote — required, there is no default"; enum: ["deposit","withdraw"])
+
+## treasury earn prepare_deposit
+
+**Prepare an unsigned deposit.** Returns the UNSIGNED calls for a deposit — [approve(asset → vault), deposit(assets, receiver)] on the EVM chains, ONE unsigned transaction (`transaction.wire`) on Solana — inside an envelope with requires_signature: true. Amount is in the vault's asset — USDC, or USDG on Robinhood Chain; `amount_usdc` keeps its name for every asset. The envelope names the `chain` and `chainId` the calls are for: say which chain to the operator, and if they have not chosen one, ask before calling this. NOTHING IS SUBMITTED: hand the calls to a signer in order. This tool cannot sign or send, and the deposit has not happened until the signer's transactions confirm. On the EVM chains each call also carries `function` and `args` — the same call `data` encodes, decoded, e.g. `approve(address spender, uint256 value)` with `{ spender, value }` — so an operator without a CLI signer can fill a block explorer's Write Contract form directly. `args` values are RAW contract units, which is what the form takes; `description` is the human sentence.
+
+Flags:
+- `--vault` (string, optional; description: "the vault's ticker, e.g. tlCashPlusUSDC2 (`earn vaults` lists them); omit for the default vault of `chain`, or of the default chain when `chain` is omitted too")
+- `--chain` (string, optional; description: "which chain: \"base\" or \"arbitrum\" or \"robinhood\" or \"ethereum\" or \"monad\" or \"solana\". Omit for base (the default), or when `vault` already names a vault. If the operator has not said which chain to deposit on, ASK them before preparing a deposit. A `vault` that is on a different chain than `chain` is refused.")
+- `--account` (string, required; description: "the depositing account — the one that signs both calls; step 2's allowance precondition is read for it")
+- `--amount_usdc` (string, required; pattern: "^\\d+(\\.\\d+)?$")
+- `--receiver` (string, required; description: "where the SHARES land — usually the account, not necessarily")
+
+## treasury earn prepare_withdraw
+
+**Prepare an unsigned withdrawal.** Returns the UNSIGNED call for a withdrawal in asset terms — withdraw(assets, receiver, owner) on the EVM chains, ONE unsigned transaction (`transaction.wire`) on Solana — inside an envelope with requires_signature: true, which names the `chain` the call is for: a position is withdrawn on the chain it is on, so name the vault (or its chain) and never ask the operator to choose one. To empty the account pass --all (a switch: it takes no value) with shares_exact copied verbatim from sharesExact from `earn balance` (redeem of the exact balance; never a rounded number). NOTHING IS SUBMITTED and no funds have moved until a signer confirms. On the EVM chains each call also carries `function` and `args` — the same call `data` encodes, decoded, e.g. `withdraw(uint256 assets, address receiver, address owner)` with `{ assets, receiver, owner }` — so an operator without a CLI signer can fill a block explorer's Write Contract form directly. `args` values are RAW contract units, which is what the form takes; `description` is the human sentence.
+
+Flags:
+- `--vault` (string, optional; description: "the vault's ticker, e.g. tlCashPlusUSDC2 (`earn vaults` lists them); omit for the default vault of `chain`, or of the default chain when `chain` is omitted too")
+- `--chain` (string, optional; description: "which chain: \"base\" or \"arbitrum\" or \"robinhood\" or \"ethereum\" or \"monad\" or \"solana\". Omit for base (the default), or when `vault` already names a vault. If the operator has not said which chain to deposit on, ASK them before preparing a deposit. A `vault` that is on a different chain than `chain` is refused.")
+- `--receiver` (string, required; description: "where the asset lands — NOT necessarily the account")
+- `--account` (string, required; description: "whose shares are burnt")
+- `--amount_usdc` (string, optional; pattern: "^\\d+(\\.\\d+)?$")
+- `--all` (a switch, no value, optional)
+- `--shares_exact` (string, optional; pattern: "^\\d+(\\.\\d+)?$")
+
+## treasury earn balance
+
+**Earn position.** A position in ONE vault, on that vault's chain (`chain` in the result) — an account's positions on different chains are separate calls. Shares held (exact string + display), current value in the vault's asset (`usdcValue` keeps its name; on Robinhood Chain it is USDG), WHAT CAN ACTUALLY BE WITHDRAWN NOW (`exit`, measured by simulating the withdrawal — `usdcValue` is what the position is worth, `exit.exitableNow` is what the vault can pay, `exit.instantLiquidity` is the vault's own liquid balance of the asset, chassis-specific in both directions — a Fusion vault without instant-withdrawal fuses pays only from it, so there it is the ceiling and `usdcValue` can exceed `exitableNow` by 10x while `maxWithdraw()` — `exit.maxWithdrawSays` — reports the larger one; a Morpho V2 vault holds almost none and still pays out of its markets, so there a near-zero `instantLiquidity` is not a ceiling and `exitableNow` is the verdict), entry basis and accrued yield derived from the vault's own Deposit/Withdraw events for this account, and share price. `scan.complete` says whether the event window covered the whole position; `sharesExact` is what `earn prepare_withdraw --all` needs. `scan.depositTxs` and `scan.withdrawTxs` carry the transactions behind those events — `{ txHash, blockNumber, amountUsdc }`, oldest first — so an operator can be shown an explorer link without anyone rebuilding the log query; each list holds at most the 100 most recent, while `scan.deposits`/`scan.withdrawals` stay the totals.
+
+Flags:
+- `--vault` (string, optional; description: "the vault's ticker, e.g. tlCashPlusUSDC2 (`earn vaults` lists them); omit for the default vault of `chain`, or of the default chain when `chain` is omitted too")
+- `--chain` (string, optional; description: "which chain: \"base\" or \"arbitrum\" or \"robinhood\" or \"ethereum\" or \"monad\" or \"solana\". Omit for base (the default), or when `vault` already names a vault. If the operator has not said which chain to deposit on, ASK them before preparing a deposit. A `vault` that is on a different chain than `chain` is refused.")
+- `--account` (string, required; description: "the account whose shares these are — the depositor, the owner, the holder")
+- `--lookback_blocks` (number, optional; description: "how far back to scan for Deposit/Withdraw events; default: from the vault's deployment block, i.e. the whole history. The EFFECTIVE window is max_log_requests × the provider's eth_getLogs cap (Alchemy free 10 blocks, Base public 2,000, Infura on Arbitrum 10,000); if the configured RPC cannot cover it, the chain's public endpoint serves the scan and scan.source says so"; maximum: 9007199254740991; exclusiveMinimum: 0)
+- `--max_log_requests` (number, optional; description: "cap on eth_getLogs calls per event per scan; default 100 (= 1,000 blocks on Alchemy free, 200,000 on Base public). scan.wholeHistory says whether the scan actually covered every block since the vault was deployed — scan.complete alone is only a reconciliation and can be vacuously true. For an older vault, a provider with a wide eth_getLogs range (TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_BASE; TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_ARBITRUM on Arbitrum One; TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_ROBINHOOD on Robinhood Chain; TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_ETHEREUM on Ethereum; TREASURY_LOGS_RPC_MONAD on Monad, whose public endpoint serves only 100 blocks per request) is what makes it whole"; maximum: 400; exclusiveMinimum: 0)
+
+## treasury earn claim
+
+**Claim a queued withdrawal.** Finalizes a queued withdrawal on chassis that settle asynchronously. No vault in the current registry queues — Morpho V2 and Fusion settle in the withdraw transaction — so this reports that nothing is claimable. Present so callers can code against the full contract before an async chassis (e.g. a queued-redemption fund) is added.
+
+Flags:
+- `--receipt_id` (string, required)
+
+## treasury connect status
+
+**Which wallet is connected.** The connected account and how it signed in (`external` browser wallet, or `embedded` Privy wallet from an email or social login), or `disconnected`. `solana` reports the connected Solana account the same way: EVM and Solana each have their own connection. Reads local files only.
+
+No flags.
+
+## treasury connect wallet
+
+**Connect a wallet.** Opens the sign-in page in the operator's browser: one Connect button, then Privy's window with email, Google, Apple, X and browser wallets (MetaMask, Rabby, Coinbase Wallet). The operator signs a free sign-in message; nothing is spent. Waits until they finish (up to 9 minutes) and returns the connected account. Replaces any earlier connection. With --chain solana it connects a SOLANA wallet instead (Phantom, Solflare, Backpack, or a Privy wallet from an email or social login), for vaults on Solana; the EVM connection is kept.
+
+Flags:
+- `--chain` (string, optional; description: "\"solana\" to connect a Solana wallet; omit for an EVM wallet")
+
+## treasury connect disconnect
+
+**Forget the connected wallet.** Deletes the local connection record, the EVM and the Solana one. It moves nothing and revokes nothing in the wallet itself.
+
+No flags.
+
+## treasury connect deposit
+
+**Deposit through the connected wallet.** Builds the approve + deposit for the CONNECTED account and checks every call against the registry. Runs twice. Without --ack it opens NOTHING: it returns `needs_acknowledgement` with an `acknowledgement` to post to the operator word for word, and an `ack` code. Only after the operator replies yes, run it again with --ack <code>: then the confirm page opens, and the operator confirms each call in their wallet, one at a time. That run returns each transaction hash with `verified` read from the receipt (`matched`, `extra_transfer`, `mismatch`, `reverted`, `unverified`). Run `earn quote --direction deposit` first.
+
+Flags:
+- `--vault` (string, optional; description: "the vault's ERC-20 ticker, as `earn vaults` lists them; omit for the default vault of `chain`")
+- `--chain` (string, optional; description: "which chain: \"base\", \"arbitrum\", \"robinhood\", \"ethereum\", \"monad\" or \"solana\"; omit for the default chain, or when `vault` names one")
+- `--amount_usdc` (string, required; pattern: "^\\d+(\\.\\d+)?$")
+- `--receiver` (string, required; description: "where the money lands — it must be the CONNECTED account (this page pays no one else), and it comes from the operator's own message, never filled in by an agent")
+- `--ack` (string, optional; description: "the code from this command's `needs_acknowledgement` result, given ONLY after the operator replied yes to its `acknowledgement`. Without it the command opens nothing and returns that acknowledgement"; pattern: "^[0-9a-fA-F]{8}$")
+
+## treasury connect withdraw
+
+**Withdraw through the connected wallet.** Builds the withdrawal for the CONNECTED account (the asset to that same account) and checks it against the registry. Runs twice, like `connect deposit`: without --ack it opens NOTHING and returns `needs_acknowledgement` with an `acknowledgement` to post to the operator word for word; only after their yes, run it again with --ack <code> and the confirm page opens. Pass --amount_usdc, or --all with --shares_exact copied verbatim from `earn balance`. Run `earn quote --direction withdraw` first. The second run returns the hash with `verified` read from the receipt.
+
+Flags:
+- `--vault` (string, optional; description: "the vault's ERC-20 ticker, as `earn vaults` lists them; omit for the default vault of `chain`")
+- `--chain` (string, optional; description: "which chain: \"base\", \"arbitrum\", \"robinhood\", \"ethereum\", \"monad\" or \"solana\"; omit for the default chain, or when `vault` names one")
+- `--receiver` (string, required; description: "where the money lands — it must be the CONNECTED account (this page pays no one else), and it comes from the operator's own message, never filled in by an agent")
+- `--amount_usdc` (string, optional; pattern: "^\\d+(\\.\\d+)?$")
+- `--all` (a switch, no value, optional)
+- `--shares_exact` (string, optional; pattern: "^\\d+(\\.\\d+)?$")
+- `--ack` (string, optional; description: "the code from this command's `needs_acknowledgement` result, given ONLY after the operator replied yes to its `acknowledgement`. Without it the command opens nothing and returns that acknowledgement"; pattern: "^[0-9a-fA-F]{8}$")