Four agents audited the code as it is at 84b446c, each in one area, and a judge reproduced, merged and ranked what they found, then read the code once more itself. Nothing in the code was changed or deployed.

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• 1.mediumBonds scale with the author's own share only: an author (or a doer with a minimum-share author) attacks a crowd-funded pot and the WON'T DO pool for centscontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:410

  r.base = _contributions[taskId][t.author].active;

  Merged from audit_permissions #6, audit_flow #1 and audit_math #5. The doer bond and the dispute bond are 0.5 IMD + 3% / 1% of the AUTHOR'S OWN share (TaskVault.submitTerms r.base; CaseDesk.submit _doerBond(t.base)), while an accepted submission pays the WHOLE pot (CaseDesk._finalize reads potOf) and flips YoloPredict to WILL DO. The author may submit to their own task (R2).

  Role scenario: 1. author creates a 5 USDC task; 2. alice tops up 95 USDC (pot 100); 3. outsiders predict WON'T DO 10,000 YOLO; 4. the author submits a junk link to their own task: bond 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC (3% of 5 USDC); 5. nobody disputes within 24 h (the only check, the documented one-dispute slot) -> Completed: the author is credited 90 USDC + the bond back (85 USDC of alice's money net) and, as the only party on the WILL DO side, takes the whole 9,000 YOLO WON'T DO pool plus the 500 YOLO deferred part at settle; alice's withdrawContribution reverts NothingToClaim.

  If disputed, each junk try costs the author 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC (about $4.15 at IMD $8) and can be queued again (R2 queue), each try holding the pot ~2-6 days and needing a dispute plus a paid swarm call when no NFT votes.

  R2/R3 state the base as written and MECHANICS 'Bond' documents it, so this is a documented rule reported because it is economically abusable at the stated numbers: profit up to the contributors' top-ups plus the WON'T DO pool, cost 0.5 IMD + 3% of a 5 USDC share.

  Smallest fix: base the percent part of the doer bond on the pot at submission (or max(author share, pot/10)), at least when doer == author; a design decision for the requester (R2 would change).

  whole finding

  contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_A_authorSelfSubmitBondBase (Base harness, forge 1.8.3): createTask(USDC, 5e6) by author, topUp(95e6) by alice, dave and erin predict WON'T DO 5,000e18 each; quoteSubmission(t).rew == 150000 (0.15 USDC) and .imd == 0.5e18; author submits; warp 24 h + 1 s; poke: task Completed, credits(usdc, author) == 90150000, alice.withdrawContribution reverts NothingToClaim, YoloPredict.settle pays the author exactly 9,500e18 YOLO.

  Expected under a pot-based bond: a bond of at least 3 USDC for a 100 USDC pot.

  The repo's own test BondBase.t.sol test_TopUps_OnlyTheAuthorsCount asserts the current rule, so it is intended; the report asks for a decision, not a bug fix.

  whole reproduction

• 2.mediumDev-wallet cancelTask in Review/Voting/Asked voids a losing YOLO Predict position or a losing bond for a related party at zero cost, and takes the earned reward from an honest doercontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:365

  function cancelTask(uint256 taskId) external nonReentrant {

  Merged from audit_permissions #7(a,b), audit_flow #2 and audit_math #2. cancelTask only requires the task to be Open after its timers are played; it is allowed while an honest submission sits in Review, Voting, NoDecision, Decided or Asked. Unwound -> YoloPredict._resolve returns Void and claim pays paidIn in full (burn and deferred parts included), DisputeDesk._settleNeutral returns every bond, the doer gets no reward.

  Scenario at 100 USDC and a 10,000 YOLO pool: 1. a friend F of the dev wallet predicts WON'T DO 10,000 YOLO; alice predicts WILL DO 1,000; 2. an honest doer submits a real proof, nobody disputes; 3. one second before windowEnd the dev wallet calls cancelTask; 4. F claims 10,000 YOLO back (would have lost all of it), the doer is credited only the 3 USDC bond, alice gets only her stake back.

  Same for a friend doer about to lose a dispute: a cancel before the answer is recorded returns the bond and the honest disputer's win.

  Who profits: F, 10,000 YOLO; cost: gas; the dev wallet itself gets nothing (documented).

  Limits verified: once a swarm answer is recorded or a timer has ended the submission, cancelTask's _advance finalizes first (a delivered Reject stands and the task is then cancelled as an open task; after an acceptance cancel reverts TaskNotOpen). The cancel is a documented power (R7, MECHANICS known limitations) and a trust assumption; it is reported because the documented rule is economically abusable by a related party at the stated numbers.

  Smallest fix: forbid cancelTask while a submission is being judged (Review or later) unless the Intake is unavailable, or settle YoloPredict on an Unwound task with the 5% burn kept so a cancel cannot rescue a position; or document that predictors bear this operator risk.

  whole finding

  contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_B_devCancelVoidsLosingPrediction: task 100 USDC, dave predicts WON'T DO 10,000e18, alice WILL DO 1,000e18, doer submits at day 1, warp 24 h - 1 s, vm.prank(devWallet) vault.cancelTask(t) succeeds: status Unwound, dave's YoloPredict.claim returns exactly 10,000e18, credits(usdc, doer) == 3,000,000 (bond only), submission outcome Unwound. test_B2_devCancelAfterSwarmAnswerBeforePoke: after _answer(s, false) is recorded, cancelTask plays the Reject first (outcome 2) and then unwinds the open task (status 4): the dev cannot override a delivered answer, but can still void every prediction afterwards.

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• 3.lowIntake not selling the action (priceOf 0 or revert) makes a NoDecision window end as Accepted with the disputer's bond to the doer, and an NFT instant decision unappealablecontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:264

  if (price == 0) revert ActionNotSold();

  Merged from audit_permissions #8, audit_flow #3 and audit_math #1. callSwarm (line 264) and appeal (line 216) revert ActionNotSold while the Intake's price is 0 and SwarmUnavailable when the ask fails.

  Unlike an asked appeal (CaseDesk._askAppeal voids and reopens the window), the NoDecision and Decided windows have no retry: after callFrom + 24 h CaseDesk.step runs _endUncalled (CaseDesk.sol:365), nftDecision None -> Accepted and the disputer's bond is credited to the doer; a 20-NFT instant Accept of a fake has no counter at all. Only the Intake operator (de-listing or repricing the action, or an outage lasting 24 h) can trigger it; a user cannot.

  Loss at 100 USDC: the pot to a fake doer plus the disputer's 0.5 IMD + 1 USDC. The repo's Disputes.t.sol test_CallSwarm_ActionNotSold_DefaultStands and test_Appeal_ActionNotSold assert this default, so it is intended.

  Smallest fix: when quoteSwarmFee is 0 during a NoDecision/Decided window, extend the window or end a disputed submission neutrally (bonds back) instead of Accepted.

  whole finding

  contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_C_noDecisionActionNotSold: 100 USDC task, submit, dispute by dave, no votes, poke at vote end -> Phase.NoDecision; intake.setPrice(0); dave's callSwarm reverts ActionNotSold; poke 24 h later -> Outcome.Accepted; credits(usdc, doer) == 94e6 (90 reward + 3 own bond + 1 disputer bond) and credits(imd, doer) == 1e18 (own 0.5 + dave's 0.5).

• 4.lowAppeal squatting: an appeal filed at the last second and never asked costs its filer nothing and holds a decided submission up to 90 h; longest hostage path about 141 h per queued submissioncontracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:206

  if (block.timestamp < uint256(s.appealedAt) + p.swarmTimeout) return false;

  Merged from audit_permissions #2/#3, audit_flow #6 and audit_math #3/#7. Every phase has a timer exit (Review 24 h, Voting 24 h, NoDecision/Decided 24 h, Appealed 6 h, Asked 6 h + 1 h grace, 3 swarm calls max), so no money is frozen for good. But an appeal() only files and funds; if nobody calls askAppealSwarm within 6 h, step() voids it with a FULL refund of bond and fee (dropCaller) and reopens a 24 h window.

  A squatter (any wallet, e.g. the favoured side's second wallet) files at window end - 1 s three times and never asks: the decision is held about 90 h beyond the NFT decision at a cost of gas only, and it owns the single appeal slot (an honest appellant's appeal in the same block reverts WrongPhase). Counter available to anyone: askAppealSwarm on the squatted appeal, which spends the squatter's prepaid fee.

  Longest path per submission from activation: 24 + 24 + 3 x (24 + 6 or 7) = 138-141 h; N junk submissions queued before the deadline multiply it. Documented in MECHANICS known limitations (unasked appeal, queue); reported for the zero cost and the slot race.

  Smallest fix: keep a small part of a voided appeal's fee, or let the honest side's own appeal replace an unasked one.

  whole finding

  contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_F_appealSquatFree: 100 USDC task, submit, dispute, voter1's 20 NFTs vote accept (instant Decided); erin appeals at +24 h - 1 s, nobody asks, poke at +6 h voids it; repeated 3 times: the submission ends Final/Accepted 89 h after the decision and erin's withdraw() returns exactly her starting IMD and USDC.

• 5.lowYoloPredict.predict and resolution read the vault unpoked: predictions stay blocked (SubmissionActive) after a submission was already ended by its timer, and status views lie until a pokecontracts/src/YoloPredict.sol:139

  if (task.activeSub != 0) revert SubmissionActive();

  Merged from audit_permissions #9(2), audit_economics #1 and audit_flow #5. settle() calls vault.poke first, predict() and resolution() do not. A submission rejected by the NFT whose 24 h appeal window has passed unpoked still shows as activeSub, so predict reverts SubmissionActive although R6 reopens predictions, and resolution/getTask().status read Pending/Open after a deadline until anyone pokes.

  No money is at risk (anyone may poke), but a frontend that trusts the views shows a wrong phase and a user's allowed call reverts.

  Smallest fix: vault.poke(taskId) at the start of predict (as settle does) and apply timers in the views.

  contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_D_predictStaleAfterTimer: submission disputed, 20 NFTs vote reject (instant Decided), warp 24 h + 1 s without poking: alice's predict(t, true, 1e18) reverts SubmissionActive; after vault.poke(t) the task is Open with no active submission and the same predict succeeds.

• 6.lowA queued submission's 24 h dispute window starts at whatever call plays the timer, so its doer can pick the hour it openscontracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:357

  s.windowEnd = uint64(block.timestamp) + _params(_terms[subId].version).disputeWindow;

  audit_economics #2, reproduced. _activate anchors windowEnd to block.timestamp of the poke that finalized the previous submission, not to the computed end of its last step. The queued doer (or a friend) can wait and poke at a quiet hour; the window is still 24 h and anyone else may poke earlier, so the effect is bounded.

  Smallest fix: activate at the previous step's computed end time (callFrom + appealWindow, windowEnd or voteEnd) when the poke is late.

  contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_E_queuedWindowStartsAtPoke: sub A active, sub B queued; A rejected by 20 NFTs at T; doer2 pokes at T + 29 h: B is in Review with windowEnd == poke time + 24 h, i.e. later than T + 48 h.

• 7.lowHiddenList's 3-distinct-owner gate is met by one holder moving NFTs between own wallets mid-round (ownerOf at vote time, no snapshot)contracts/src/HiddenList.sol:281

  try IERC721(nft).ownerOf(id) returns (address o) {

  audit_economics #3, verified by code: _mayVote resolves the owner at vote time and hideOwners counts distinct owners per round; nothing remembers an id's owner across transfers. One holder of 10 NFTs votes 8 hide from wallet X, transfers one each to Y and Z and votes them: hideNfts 10 >= QUORUM_NFTS, hideOwners 3 >= MIN_WALLETS. The list hides on the site only (R7), so the impact is cosmetic; the per-round id bitmap already stops the same id voting twice.

  Smallest fix: none cheap on chain; accept as documented or require the owners' ids to have been held since the round opened.

  Code reading: HiddenList.sol:256-297 (_countTokens, _mayVote) and _won at line 250. Steps: wallet X owns ids 1..10; X votes hide [1..8]; transfer 9 to Y, Y votes hide [9]; transfer 10 to Z, Z votes hide [10]; after ROUND (24 h) status() reports hidden by vote with a single real owner.

• 8.infoThe dev-set YOLO price alone sets the 4% doer stake bonus: MAX_STEP bounds one call, not a sequence, so a dust lock can earn the full bonus out of the feecontracts/src/DevPrices.sol:89

  if (next > current * MAX_STEP || next * MAX_STEP < current) revert PriceSanity();

  Merged from audit_permissions #7(c), audit_economics #4 and audit_math #8. CaseDesk._stakeBps (CaseDesk.sol:527) compares the doer's lock power with yoloValue(currency, base); several setYoloPriceUsd calls in one block move the price anywhere. The bonus is paid out of the protocol fee (treasury/burn share), never out of users' money, so this is a trust assumption of the dev wallet under R7 with no user loss.

  Code reading: DevPrices.sol:86-89 bounds a single call to 10x; CaseDesk.sol:527 gives 400 bps whenever power >= r. Steps: dev wallet calls setYoloPriceUsd(current * 10) five times in one block; a friend with a 1 YOLO one-week lock submits to a 100 USDC task: Submission.stakeBps == 400; on acceptance 4 USDC of the 10 USDC fee goes to the doer.

• 9.infoA winning stranger appellant gets bondFixedImd back, not the fee actually spent (Appeal.spent is recorded but never read)contracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:649

  uint256 strangerFee = p.bondFixedImd > penaltyImd ? penaltyImd : p.bondFixedImd;

  audit_flow #4, verified against the code and the repo's own test. The refund is min(bondFixedImd, penaltyImd) regardless of a.spent; with an Intake price below 0.5 IMD the stranger gets more than the fee, above it less. Text drift from 'their swarm-call fee back'; the money comes from the loser's bond, so no third party loses.

  Fix: min(a.spent, bondFixedImd, penaltyImd).

  contracts/test/Disputes.t.sol test_CallSwarm_LowerPrice_NoFeeRefund already shows it: intake price 0.2 IMD, erin (stranger) calls the swarm and wins, credits(imd, erin) == 0.5e18 carve-out + 0.5e18 own bond although she spent 0.2 IMD.

• 10.infoA payTo address can hold votes on both sides and hasVoted/sideOf answer false/0 for it although it is a reward recipientcontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:163

  VoterRec storage pr = book.recs[payTo];

  audit_math #4, reproduced. No double count exists: the per-dispute id bitmap stops owner+delegate, transfer-after-vote and multi-transaction reuse, a voter wallet keeps one side, and _claimVoter pays a payTo only for the final side. But the payTo record is written without a side, so two voters on opposite sides naming the same payTo give it accept and reject votes at once, and hasVoted(subId, payTo) is false.

  Frontends that use hasVoted to list voters miss reward recipients.

  Fix: report payTo rows separately or forbid a payTo already recorded on the other side.

  contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_G_payToBothSides: voter2 (10 ids) votes accept with payTo P, voter3 (5 ids) votes reject with payTo P: votesOf(s, P) == (10, 5) and hasVoted(s, P) == false.

• 11.infoOnly the swarm's yes/no reaches the chain: the attestation's panel size, agreed count and expiry are not logged by the vaultcontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:823

  emit SwarmAnswered(requestId, r.subId, answer, t, true);

  Merged from audit_permissions #10 and audit_math #6. Every user text is reconstructible from events (TaskCreated, Submitted, EvidenceAttached, Disputed, VoteCounted, SwarmAsked/Answered/Silent, AppealVoided) and every transition is permissionless and lazy (poke, askAppealSwarm, settle, payout), so no project keeper, relayer or signer is needed (R8 holds).

  A third-party frontend reading only vault logs cannot show why the swarm answered as it did: the signed Attestation is in the Intake's calldata, not in a vault event.

  Filter SwarmAnswered logs: fields are (requestId, subId, answer, answerTime, viaCallback) only; TaskVault.sol:800-825 records the bool and times and emits nothing of the attestation body.

• 12.infoR5 text drift: a dispute side's bond pays only its first swarm call and only up to the bond's 0.5 IMD; the rest and every later call come from the walletcontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:299

  if ((sidesDoer ? sp.doer : sp.disputer) == 0) {

  audit_flow #7, verified in _fundCall (DisputeDesk.sol:296-312): fromBond = min(fee, bondImd) only while the side's sideSpent is 0; a fee above 0.5 IMD and any repeat call after silence are wallet-paid, capped by maxImdIn. MECHANICS documents it; R5's 'pays the fee from its bond' is a simplification. No view returns a side's exact maxImdIn (quoteSwarmFee + sideSpent + getSubmission().bond.imd must be combined); a wrong guess reverts CostAboveMax at no cost.

  Code reading of DisputeDesk._fundCall and _charge; existing Base harness: with PRICE 1e18 a disputer's callSwarm takes 0.5e18 from the bond and 0.5e18 from the wallet, a second call after silence takes 1e18 from the wallet.

• 13.infoVerdict and coverage: no critical or high finding; role walk and double-vote checks clean; full test tree not compiled on this machinecontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:67

  contract TaskVault {

  VERDICT: no blocker for launch found in the protocol logic. Decisions for the requester before mainnet: the author-share bond base (medium) and the dev cancel during a check (medium).

  Role walk: every entry point of author, contributor, doer, queued doer, disputer, voter/delegate, appellant, outside caller, predictor, staked doer, dev wallet and params owner was traced to its phase guard; no call outside its rule and no rule without a path.

  Double vote: per-dispute id bitmap before the ownership check, side fixed per wallet, payTo paid on one side only (DisputeDesk.vote 136-191).

  Collusion vs predictors: the cheapest plan is author = doer on a task only the author can do (documented not-a-finding; a fake variant is stoppable by one dispute or one askAppealSwarm).

  Races: same-block dispute/vote/appeal/callSwarm resolve by order with the loser reverting and no money moved; a late poke never changes a recorded answer.

  Read in full: TaskVault, desks/CaseDesk, desks/DisputeDesk, desks/Desk, YoloPredict, VotePower; in part: HiddenList, DevPrices, VaultTypes, Base.t.sol, docs/MECHANICS known limitations.

  Not read: BuybackBurner, DareTrophy, TrophyCatalog, ProtocolDirectory, adapters, token, script.

  Build: sources plus the Base harness compiled (solc 0.8.28, via-ir, warnings only).

  Tests: the Base harness reverts WiringClosed in setUp under forge 1.8.3 because the desks' transient wiring flag does not survive separate top-level calls in this forge; a scratch Base variant that deploys desks and vault in one call (Launcher) was used and 8 probe tests passed (Judge.t.sol). The repository's own suites were not run here for that reason; the specialists report 52 audit tests and 120 root-suite tests passing on their machines.

  whole finding

  Not applicable: coverage statement. Probe suite: contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol with contracts/test/scratch/Base2.t.sol, FOUNDRY_TEST=contracts/test/scratch forge test --match-path contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol: 8 passed, 0 failed.

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2. Audit economicsAgent #1017found 3 low, 2 info

   I found no high or medium findings in the economics and role-abuse scope. Three low and two info items are in .imd-findings.json. Because nothing reached medium, no PoC was required and I wrote no test files. The full forge test run did not finish: it was stopped by my 900 s time limit, so it neither passed nor failed. The project compiles, and contracts/test/Votes.t.sol passed 24 of 24.

   0. VERDICT. Nothing blocks launch in this scope. Three low items:

   • Predictions can wrongly stay paused after a submission is already settled.
   • A queued doer chooses the hour their dispute window opens.
   • HiddenList's 3-owner rule can be beaten by one holder moving NFTs between wallets.

   1. Role walk — I traced TaskVault, CaseDesk, DisputeDesk, YoloPredict and the YoloLockHub stake path. I found no call allowed outside its rule and no rule without a path. Info: predict uses stored state rather than first playing due timers (item 9).

   2. Hostage — no issue beyond the documented paths. A chain of queued junk submissions plus three voided appeals per submission is the longest hold. That queue is a known limitation, and each junk submission puts its own bond at stake. Expired and cancelled tasks always allow withdrawContribution.

   3. Skipping the dispute — Low (CaseDesk.sol:356):

   1. Submission A is rejected and its appeal window ends at time T.
   2. The queued doer, or a friend, calls poke at a quiet hour of their choosing, any time after T.
   3. B's 24 h dispute window starts at that call, not at T.

   • Cost: only gas. The window stays 24 h long, so the loss is time, not money.
   • Fix: start B's window at the end time of A's last step, not at block.timestamp.

   A self-dispute from a second wallet ending in NoDecision is documented, and anyone can still call the swarm.

   4. Double vote — no issue. Each dispute keeps a bitmap of NFT ids already used, so:

   • owner plus delegate,
   • a transfer after voting,
   • a delegation change mid-vote,
   • or several transactions

   all revert with TokenVoted. A payTo credited on both sides is paid only for the final side (_claimVoter).

   HiddenList is low (HiddenList.sol:41):

   1. A holder of 10 NFTs votes hide with 8 of them from wallet X.
   2. They send one NFT to wallet Y, which votes with it.
   3. They send another to wallet Z, which votes with it.

   • Result: the round counts 3 distinct owners, so one person passes the hide alone.
   • Impact: site display only.

   5. Collusion vs predictors — no issue. Predictions are paused whenever a submission is active, and a fake can always be sent to the swarm by any outside caller. The cheapest plan, a "task meant to fail", is excluded by your by-design list.

   6. Collusion vs author and contributors — no issue beyond documented rules. The doer's bond is based on the author's own share only, which rule R2 sets. "Nobody calls the swarm = accepted" is also documented.

   7. Dev wallet as a player — Info (CaseDesk.sol:523):

   • The dev wallet sets the YOLO price by hand. Set very high, a tiny lock earns a friend the full 4% stake bonus.
   • That bonus comes out of the protocol fee, not users, so this is a trust assumption under R7.

   8. Order and races — no issue:

   • Every action plays due timers first.
   • vote checks the vote end time.
   • A dispute after its window is refused.
   • Front-running a prediction with a submission only makes the prediction revert; nobody loses money.

   9. Knowing before paying — Low (YoloPredict.sol:139):

   1. A task has 10 days to its deadline. Submission S is NFT-rejected, there is no queue, and the 24 h appeal window has passed.
   2. Nobody has called poke.
   3. predict reverts with SubmissionActive, although rule R6 has reopened predictions.

   • Workaround: call TaskVault.poke first.
   • Fix: have predict call vault.poke(taskId) first, as settle already does.

   10. No server — no issue. Every timer is played by any later call or a permissionless poke/askAppealSwarm

   ran onclaude · claude-opus-5-5 · 21 turns · 23m 10s · 40 in · 11.9K out · 1.2M cached

   submission39a17a2481aedacc12e25ca7555ee34d913d1f77b09c58789dbff87acb8403ba

   devicededd4428da8fa41e62ad65c88b2500e5bc74fc9d2a1ed0383bc91717911373ee

   started from84b446c0ff513a39c60486edada40a4a1d781b6b

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   • lowYoloPredict.predict reads stale vault state: reverts SubmissionActive after the active submission is already finalcontracts/src/YoloPredict.sol:139

     predict() reads vault.getTask without vault.poke (settle() pokes, predict does not). A submission whose timers already ended it (NFT Reject decided, 24 h appeal window over, nobody poked) still shows as activeSub, so predictions stay paused although R6 reopens them; the site cannot tell from getTask alone (item 9).

     Task deadline in 10 days; sub S activated, disputed, NFT decides Reject at t; no queue.

     At t+24h+1 nobody poked. predict(taskId,true,1000e18) -> expected success (no submission active), actual revert SubmissionActive.

     Calling TaskVault.poke(taskId) first makes it succeed.

     Fix: call vault.poke(taskId) at the start of predict (as settle does).

   • lowQueued submission's dispute window starts at the poke, so its doer picks the hour it openscontracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:356

     A queued submission is activated inside _finalize of the previous one, which runs lazily at whatever call plays the timer. The queued doer (or a friend) can be the one poking, choosing a quiet hour for the 24 h window to open; windowEnd is not anchored to the moment the previous submission became final.

     Bounded: the window is still 24 h.

     Sub A rejected by NFT at T, appeal window ends T+24h.

     B queued.

     B's doer calls TaskVault.poke at T+24h+X (any X, e.g. 03:00 UTC Sunday): B.windowEnd = poke time + 24h instead of T+48h.

     Fix: activate at the computed end time of the previous step (callFrom+appealWindow / windowEnd / voteEnd) rather than block.timestamp.

   • lowHiddenList 3-owner gate is beaten by transferring NFTs between own wallets mid-roundcontracts/src/HiddenList.sol:41

     hideOwners counts ownerOf at vote time. One holder of 10 NFTs votes 8 from wallet X, transfers 1 NFT each to Y and Z and votes them: hideOwners = 3, quorum met alone. Site-only effect (R7), so low.

     Holder owns ids 1..10 in X.

     X votes hide with 1..8; transfer 9 to Y, Y votes [9]; transfer 10 to Z, Z votes [10].

     After ROUND, status() = HIDDEN_BY_VOTE with one real owner.

     Fix: none cheap on-chain (snapshot ownership); accept as documented.

   • infoDev wallet's hand-set YOLO price sets the doer stake bonuscontracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:523

     stakeBps = 4% * power / yoloValue(base). With a high YOLO price set by the dev wallet a dust lock earns the full 4% (paid out of the fee, not users). Trust assumption under R7, not a user loss.

     Dev sets YOLO price 1000x; friend with 1 YOLO*1 week lock submits on a 100 USDC task: stakeBps = 400 instead of ~0.

   • infoNo issue found: DisputeDesk.vote double counting / payTo on both sidescontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:152

     Per-dispute id bitmap blocks owner+delegate, transfer-after-vote and multi-tx reuse; a payTo credited on both sides is paid only for the final side in _claimVoter.

     owner votes id 5, delegate votes id 5 -> TokenVoted(5).

3. Audit flowAgent #784found 1 medium, 2 low, 4 info3 attempts

   #1200Claudeclone failedon the agent's machine: submodules did not fetch: Submodule 'contracts/lib/forge-std' (https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std) …

   Failed on the agent's machine.

   submodules did not fetch: Submodule 'contracts/lib/forge-std' (https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std) registered for path 'contracts/lib/forge-std' Submodule 'contracts/lib/openzeppelin-contracts' (https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts) registered for path 'contracts/lib/openzeppelin-contracts' Submodule 'contracts/lib/v4-core' (https://github.com/Uniswap/v4-core) registered for path 'contracts/lib/v4-co

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   #1726Claudeclone failedon the agent's machine: base commit unavailable: fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': terminal prompts disabled …

   Failed on the agent's machine.

   base commit unavailable: fatal: could not read Username for 'https://github.com': terminal prompts disabled fatal: the remote end hung up unexpectedly fatal: could not fetch 226140a2714174c93c97f691963ee90d7f8d842d from promisor remote

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   #784Claudefound 1 medium, 2 low, 4 info

   Full suite: 682 passed, 0 failed, 1 skipped. Findings file holds 7 entries with the PoC embedded. Final report follows.

   0. VERDICT

   No critical. One medium with a failing Foundry PoC: the author may submit junk to their own task and the bond is 3% of the author's own share, so taking contributors' top-ups and the WON'T DO prediction pool costs 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC per 24 h lottery ticket on a 5 USDC task. Two lows: the dev-wallet cancel in any phase makes a losing predictor or disputer whole and strips an honest doer, and an Intake outage during NoDecision accepts a disputed submission by default. Every rule R1 to R8 has a code path and no call is allowed outside its rule. Blockers before mainnet: decide whether the doer bond base must follow the pot in play (finding 1); consider a NoDecision window that waits for a sellable Intake (finding 3). Build passes; 682 tests pass, 0 fail, 1 skipped (fork).

   1. ROLE WALK — no issue (info)

   Walked each call per phase in contracts/src/TaskVault.sol, desks/CaseDesk.sol, desks/DisputeDesk.sol, YoloPredict.sol, YoloSweetener.sol, YoloLockHub.sol:

   • Author / contributor: createTask, topUp (Open, before deadline, any phase of a check), withdrawContribution only Expired/Unwound (TaskVault.sol:340-342). Author may submit and dispute others' submissions, not their own.
   • Doer: submit (Open, before deadline), claimVoidSubmission only Queued on Completed/Unwound (CaseDesk.sol:145), appeal only a Reject (DisputeDesk.sol:212-213), callSwarm only sidesDoer (DisputeDesk.sol:261), never dispute (:99).
   • Disputer: one per submission, Review or Voting while now < windowEnd (:98-102); claimDisputer only Final.
   • Voter / delegate: vote only Voting and now < voteEnd, ids owned now or delegate.xyz v2 (VotePower.sol:35-50), each id once per dispute (bitmap :148-154), side fixed per wallet (:146).
   • Appellant / outside caller: appeal only Decided, callSwarm only NoDecision, askAppealSwarm anyone in Appealed, void at 6 h (CaseDesk.sol:206-212).
   • Predictor: Open, before deadline, activeSub == 0 (YoloPredict.sol:137-139); Unwound = full refund including the 5% burn (:251-253).
   • Staked doer: power read strictly before the submission block, same lock epoch must still run at payout (YoloLockHub.sol:109-114).
   • Dev wallet: cancelTask only Open after timers (TaskVault.sol:370-371), prices within 10x per call. Params owner: pause creation, timelocked params; cannot touch running tasks (each reads its own version).
   • No rule without a path, no call outside its rule. PoC: none, no issue.

   2. HOSTAGE — info (documented)

   Every phase has a timer: Review 24 h, Voting 24 h, NoDecision/Decided 24 h, Appealed 6 h, Asked 6 h + 1 h grace, max 3 questions. Longest path per active submission: 24 + 24 + 3 × (24 + 7) = 141 h. Queue of N junk submissions placed before the deadline: about 5.9 N days after the deadline until the author's withdrawContribution succeeds. Cost per junk to the holder: 0.5 IMD + 3% of the author's share, lost only if disputed and beaten; unasked appeals cost nothing but anyone can ask them with the appellant's prepaid fee. Beyond the documented queue there is no exit-less phase and no free lock. PoC: none, documented rule; the cheapness is finding 3 below. (CaseDesk.sol:206)

   3. SKIPPING THE DISPUTE — medium, PoC

   Scenario (100 USDC pot, 10,000 YOLO WON'T DO pool):

   1. Author creates a 5 USDC task, day 0. Alice tops up 95 USDC. p1, p2 predict WON'T DO 5,000 YOLO each; author predicts WILL DO 1,000 YOLO (max weight, taken at creation).
   2. Author calls submit with any allowlisted link on their own task: bond 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC (TaskVault.sol:410, CaseDesk.sol:113).
   3. Nobody disputes in 24 h (quiet window or a queued junk activated by the attacker's own instant Reject from 20 NFTs): step accepts, _finalize pays the whole pot (CaseDesk.sol:468).
   4. Author withdraws 90 USDC (85 USDC of Alice's) and claims 10,450 YOLO from YoloPredict (9

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   • mediumAuthor's junk self-submission risks only 3% of the author's own share while it takes contributors' top-ups and the WON'T DO prediction poolcontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:410

     The doer bond base is the author's own contribution (TaskVault.submitTerms: r.base = author's active share; CaseDesk.submit: _doerBond(t.base)). The author may submit to their own task (R2). A submission nobody disputes within 24 h is accepted and pays the WHOLE pot (top-ups of others included, CaseDesk._finalize reads potOf) and flips YoloPredict to WILL DO (author takes the WON'T DO pool as the only WILL DO position plus 2.5%+2.5% deferred).

     So the author's cost of each junk attempt is 0.5 IMD + 3% of their OWN share, unrelated to what the attempt takes: with a 5 USDC author share, 95 USDC of alice's top-up and a 10,000 YOLO outside WON'T DO pool, one junk submission costs 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC and, undisputed for 24 h, pays the author 90 USDC (85 USDC net of their own money) + 9,450 YOLO.

     A disputed junk costs the author the same tiny bond and can be queued again and again (R2 queue), each needing a new dispute + a paid swarm call from defenders when NFT holders do not vote; the defender's recovery per round (junk bond 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC) is below the live swarm fee once the Intake price exceeds 0.5 IMD.

     Who profits: the author (or a doer colluding with an author who seeds a minimum-reward task).

     Cost per try: ~0.5 IMD + 3% of the author's share. Documented rule (MECHANICS 'Bond': base = author's own share) but economically abusable at the stated numbers.

     Smallest fix: base the doer bond's rew part on the pot in play at submission (TaskVault.submitTerms r.base = t.pot, or at least when doer == author), and/or block a submission by a WILL DO predictor/author while outside positions exist.

     whole finding

     Author creates a 5 USDC task (deadline +10 d); alice tops up 95 USDC (pot 100 USDC); p1,p2 predict WON'T DO 5,000 YOLO each; author predicts WILL DO 1,000 YOLO; author submits a junk link to own task: quoteSubmission(t).rew == 0.15 USDC (expected: >= 3% of the 100 USDC pot = 3 USDC).

     Warp 24 h + 1 s, poke: task Completed; author withdraw() gets 90 USDC and YoloPredict.claim pays 10,450 YOLO; alice.withdrawContribution reverts NothingToClaim.

     Test contracts/test/audit/scratch/AuthorSelfSubmitBond.t.sol fails now with '150000 < 3000000'.

     whole reproduction

   • lowDev-wallet cancel during a check voids the whole prediction market and returns every losing position and bond: a friend on the losing side is made wholecontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:365

     cancelTask is allowed in any open phase, including Review/Voting/Asked of a valid submission whose acceptance is minutes away. Unwound => YoloPredict resolves Void (every position back 100%, YoloPredict._resolve), every bond back (DisputeDesk._settleNeutral), the doer gets no reward.

     The dev wallet takes nothing itself (documented), but a friend holding a losing WON'T DO position (10,000 YOLO pool) or a losing dispute bond is fully refunded, and the honest doer loses the reward of real work (100 USDC). Documented power (R7, MECHANICS known limitations); reported as a trust assumption with a concrete outcome gain for a third party.

     Task 100 USDC, outsiders WON'T DO 10,000 YOLO, honest doer submits a valid proof at day 9; during the 24 h review (or after a Reject-side dispute while the vote leans Accept) devWallet calls cancelTask(t): status Unwound; YoloPredict.claim returns each WON'T DO position in full (expected under an honest outcome: WILL DO wins and WON'T DO loses 100%); doer's credits = bond only, reward 0.

   • lowAn Intake outage during the NoDecision window turns a disputed, unresolved submission into an acceptance by defaultcontracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:365

     When the NFT vote does not decide, the only way to a real check is callSwarm, which reverts SwarmUnavailable (DisputeDesk.callSwarm) while the Intake fails or priceOf is 0 (ActionNotSold). If that lasts the 24 h appealWindow, step() runs _endUncalled: nftDecision None => Accepted, the disputer's bond goes to the doer.

     A fake proof on a small task (no NFT votes) wins for free during any Intake downtime or de-listing of the action; the appeal path (Decided) at least voids and retries, but NoDecision has no retry.

     Fix: in NoDecision, extend callFrom while the Intake sells no action (quoteSwarmFee == 0) or treat 'nobody could call' as Rejected when a disputer exists.

     Task 100 USDC; doer submits; dave disputes; no NFT votes; vote ends => NoDecision; MockIntake.setBroken(true); dave's callSwarm reverts SwarmUnavailable for 24 h; poke after callFrom + 24 h: Submission.outcome == Accepted, dave's 0.5 IMD + 1 USDC bond credited to the doer (expected: a disputed submission not checked by anyone should not pay out, or the window should wait for a sellable Intake).

   • infoWinning stranger refund is bondFixedImd, not the fee actually spent (Appeal.spent recorded but never read)contracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:649

     The stranger refund takes min(bondFixedImd, penaltyImd) off the loser's IMD bond regardless of a.spent; with a live price under 0.5 IMD the stranger gets more than the fee back; with a price above it less. Text drift from 'their swarm-call fee back'. Use min(a.spent, bondFixedImd, penaltyImd).

     Intake price 0.2 IMD; stranger appeals a Reject decision and the swarm says Accept: stranger credited 0.5 IMD stranger fee + winner share, spent only 0.2 IMD.

   • infoStatus views lie until a poke: getTask().status stays Open after the deadline, YoloPredict.resolution stays Pendingcontracts/src/YoloPredict.sol:270

     Timers are lazy: after the deadline with no active submission, or after an unpoked acceptance, getTask(t).status is still Open and YoloPredict.resolution(t) returns Pending although settle()/claim() would resolve now. stepDeadline and quoteDisputeBond/quoteSwarmFee/quoteSubmission do not revert in any phase (checked). A frontend must apply the timers itself or poke first.

     Task deadline passed, no submission: getTask(t).status == Open and resolution(t) == Pending; after poke(t) they read Expired / WontDoWon.

   • infoLongest hostage path from the deadline to the author's refund (documented queue rule, cost stated)contracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:206

     Per active submission the longest judged path is Review 24 h + Voting 24 h + three cycles of (appeal window 24 h + unasked appeal 6 h or asked question 7 h) = 141 h (~5.9 days), then the next queued submission starts its own 24 h review, so N junk submissions queued before the deadline hold the pot ~5.9 N days past it. Every phase has a timer (Appealed 6 h, Asked 7 h), so no phase is exit-less.

     Cost to the holder per submission: 0.5 IMD + 3% of the author's share (lost only if someone disputes and wins), plus 0 for unasked appeals (full refund) unless anyone asks them. Documented; the cheapness relative to the pot is finding 1.

     Queue 3 submissions at deadline - 1 s, dispute each, let each cycle through 3 unasked appeals: the author's withdrawContribution first succeeds ~17.6 days after the deadline.

   • infoR5 drift: a dispute side's bond pays only its first swarm call and only up to the bond's IMD part; later calls are from the walletcontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:299

     R5 says 'a dispute side pays the fee from its bond'. _fundCall draws from the side's bond only while sideSpent of that side is 0 and only up to bondImd (0.5 IMD); a fee above 0.5 IMD and every repeat call after a silent one come from the wallet (maxImdIn-capped). Documented in MECHANICS; text drift only.

     Intake price 1 IMD; disputer callSwarm: fromBond 0.5 IMD, wallet 0.5 IMD; silence; second callSwarm: wallet 1 IMD.

4. Audit mathAgent #80found 3 low, 6 info2 attempts

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   Failed on the agent's machine.

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   #80Claudefound 3 low, 6 info

   The existing tests confirm the exact behaviour in my first finding, and the working tree holds only the findings file. The review is complete.

   Outcome. The findings file at the repository root is valid JSON with nine entries, every path, line and snippet verified against the tree. No critical or high defect was found, so no PoC file was written. The three low findings and six info notes cover all eleven review items and the coverage statement.

   What I found, by severity:

   • Low, Intake dependency. When the Intake stops selling the action (price 0 or a stale intake in a frozen parameter version), appeal and callSwarm revert for everyone. A 20-NFT holder can then force an instant acceptance of a fake that nobody can counter, and an undecided vote ends as accepted by default. Existing tests show this default is intended, so it is rated low, with a concrete scenario at a 100 USDC reward and a 10,000 YOLO pool.
   • Low, dev wallet cancel. A cancel during Review or Asked gives a related party's losing prediction a full refund, including the burn and deferred parts, while an honest doer loses the reward. This is the documented power, reported because the gain of a friend is concrete.
   • Low, appeal slot griefing. An ally of the favoured side can file an appeal at night and never ask it. Each one burns one of three swarm calls for gas only unless someone asks within six hours.
   • Info. A payTo record can hold votes on both sides and the voter views do not show it; bonds scale with the author's share and not the pot; only the swarm's yes/no reaches the chain; the longest hostage path is about 141 hours per submission times the queue length; the dev-set YOLO price alone sets the 4% stake bonus, paid from the fee; and the coverage note.

   Role walk and rules. Every call matched its phase and rule. No double vote path was found: each NFT id is marked once per dispute, a wallet keeps one side, and delegate or transfer tricks cannot re-vote an id. No phase without an exit and no lock without a bond was found.

   Build and tests. A full forge build was killed by the 1.5 GB container memory cap after seven minutes. A sources-only build passed with warnings in about three and a half minutes. The test suite was not run for the same memory reason, and this is stated in the coverage entry.

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   • lowIntake not selling the action makes an NFT-forced outcome final and an undecided vote an acceptance: appeal and callSwarm revert ActionNotSoldcontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:216

     VERDICT (entry 0): no critical or high found; no PoC written (the 1.5 GB memory cap killed a full forge build, sources alone built in 3m23s; existing test/Disputes.t.sol test_CallSwarm_ActionNotSold_DefaultStands shows this default is intended).

     Item 3 (skipping the dispute) and item 5 (collusion vs predictors): the only plan an honest predictor cannot stop by disputing is when the Intake's priceOf(swarmAction, IMD) is 0 or the Intake reverts (retired, repriced to another asset, or the task's parameter version names a stale intake: params are frozen per version, ParamsRegistry.core).

     Then DisputeDesk.appeal (line 216) and callSwarm (line 264) revert ActionNotSold for everyone, so (a) a holder of 20 NFTs (instantDelta) forces an instant Accept of a fake with no counter, and (b) with no NFT quorum the NoDecision window ends as Accepted with the disputer's bond to the doer (CaseDesk._endUncalled). Scenario at 100 USDC reward, 10,000 YOLO pool: 1. author A creates the task and bets WILL DO early from a second wallet (w=1); outsiders bet WON'T DO. 2.

     A's doer wallet D submits a fake (cost 0.5 IMD + 3 USDC bond, refunded on acceptance). 3. honest predictor P disputes (0.5 IMD + 1 USDC). 4.

     A's 20 NFTs vote accept: instant Decided(Accept). 5.

     P calls appeal: ActionNotSold. 6. 24 h later any call finalises Accepted: D gets 90 USDC + P's bond; the WON'T DO pool goes to WILL DO; A and D also get the deferred 5 % (500 YOLO).

     Loss to outsiders: P's 0.5 IMD + 1 USDC bond, the 100 USDC pot if crowd-funded, the whole WON'T DO pool.

     Smallest fix: when _swarmPrice is 0 (or the ask fails) do not let a window end as Accepted by default; hold the submission (or end it Rejected / refund both bonds) until the action is sold again, and let the registry owner point an existing version at a replacement Intake.

     whole finding

     State: MockIntake.setPrice(0) (or the real Intake stops listing the action).

     Task 100 USDC, submission active, disputer dave disputes, 20 NFTs vote accept (instant Decided).

     Expected per R5: anyone may appeal within 24 h.

     Actual: vault.appeal(subId, maxImdIn, payIn) reverts ActionNotSold; vault.callSwarm reverts ActionNotSold in NoDecision; after callFrom + 24 h poke finalises Outcome.Accepted and the doer is paid.

     Same with no votes at all: NoDecision -> Accepted.

   • lowDev wallet cancel in any phase turns a friend's losing YoloPredict position into a 100 % refund while the honest doer loses the rewardcontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:365

     Item 7 (dev wallet as a player). cancelTask is allowed while the task is Open in any phase, including Review after an honest submission nobody disputes and Asked while the swarm's answer is pending. YoloPredict resolves Unwound as Void and returns paidIn in full, including the 5 % burn and the 5 % deferred part (YoloPredict.claim line 252). Scenario at 100 USDC reward and a 10,000 YOLO pool: 1. friend F of the dev wallet bets 10,000 YOLO WON'T DO at creation.

     2. an honest doer submits a real proof before the deadline; nobody disputes. 3. before windowEnd the dev wallet calls cancelTask. 4.

     F claims 10,000 YOLO back (would have lost 9,000 + 500 burn + 500 deferred); the doer gets only the bond back and loses the 90 USDC payout; WILL DO bettors lose their expected win.

     Gain to F: the whole 10,000 YOLO stake saved at zero cost; the dev wallet itself gets nothing on chain. This is the documented cancel power, reported because the economic gain of a related party is concrete.

     Smallest fix: forbid cancelTask once a submission is in Review or later unless the Intake is broken (ask returned ok=false), or settle YoloPredict as WON'T DO/void with the 5 % burn kept so a cancel cannot rescue a position.

     whole finding

     Task 100 USDC, F predicts 10,000 YOLO WON'T DO, doer submits (Phase.Review), devWallet calls cancelTask(taskId) before windowEnd.

     Expected: a cancellation only when nothing can be judged.

     Actual: status Unwound; YoloPredict.resolution == Void; F.claim returns 10,000 YOLO; doer's claimVoidSubmission/credit returns only the bond; no reward paid.

   • lowAn ally of the side the NFT favoured can file an appeal and leave it unasked: each one burns a swarm call for gas only unless someone asks within 6 hcontracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:206

     Item 2/8 (hostage, races). appeal takes the one caller slot (Phase.Appealed); the question is asked only by a later askAppealSwarm. If nobody asks within swarmTimeout (6 h), step voids it with a full refund (dropCaller) and counts it toward MAX_SWARM_CALLS (3).

     The favoured side's ally can file the appeal (he must take the side opposite to the decision, but he never asks), at night, and front-run the honest appellant's appeal in the same block (whoever lands first owns the slot). The honest party can neutralise it by calling askAppealSwarm himself with the stored texts (the ally's fee then pays the question), but must do so inside each 6 h window; three missed windows make the NFT decision final (line 211).

     Cost to the ally: gas only (bond and fee credited back).

     Delay: 3 x (6 h + 24 h reopened window) = 90 h on top of the 48 h review and vote. Partly covered by the known limitation on unasked appeals; reported for the race and the zero cost.

     Smallest fix: ask the question in the same transaction as appeal (drop the lazy ask, the texts are already needed by the caller), or charge a void appeal the swarm fee.

     whole finding

     Decided(Accept) at T.

     Ally calls appeal at T+23h59 (slot taken; honest appellant's appeal in the same block reverts WrongPhase).

     Nobody calls askAppealSwarm.

     At T+23h59+6h poke: AppealVoided, asks=1, full refund, Decided again with callFrom = void time.

     Repeat twice: at asks=3 _endUncalled finalises Accepted.

     Expected: an appeal that is never asked should cost its filer the fee or be askable by the honest side with his own funds; actual: free and slot-blocking.

   • infovote: a payTo record can hold votes on both sides and hasVoted/sideOf report 0 for an address that only ever received votescontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:163

     Item 4 (double vote). Each NFT id votes once (votedIds bitmap), a voter wallet keeps one side, and transfers or delegation changes after a vote cannot re-vote the id: no double count found.

     But the payTo record is written without a side: voter A votes accept with payTo=P and voter B votes reject with payTo=P, so P holds accept and reject votes at once; claimVoterReward(subId, P) pays P on whichever side wins, and the views hasVoted(subId, P)/sideOf(subId, P) answer false/0 although P is a reward recipient.

     No money is counted twice (voterVotesLeft is the winning side's total) and nothing is lost by others; it only makes 'one payTo paid on both sides' true in the sense that P is paid whichever side wins, and misleads a frontend that uses hasVoted to show who voted.

     Smallest fix: forbid payTo != voter when book.recs[payTo].side is set to the other side, or report payTo rows separately in the views.

     whole finding

     Voting phase: voter V1 (ids 0..4) calls vote(subId, 1, P, [0..4]); voter V2 (ids 10..14) calls vote(subId, 2, P, [10..14]). votesOf(subId, P) == (5, 5); hasVoted(subId, P) == false; after a final Accepted with nftRight, claimVoterReward(subId, P) pays P for 5 accept votes; after Rejected it pays P for 5 reject votes.

   • infoDoer and dispute bonds scale with the author's own share only, so a crowd-funded pot is attacked and defended for centscontracts/src/desks/Desk.sol:129

     Item 6 (collusion vs author and contributors) and R2/R3 text drift. base = the author's active contribution only. At a 100 USDC pot where the author put 5 USDC and contributors 95 USDC, a fake submission risks 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC to win 90 USDC, and the one dispute slot costs 0.5 IMD + 0.05 USDC. The rule is as written (R2, R3), so this is a note: the bond does not grow with the pot, and the author can keep his share at the minimum to make fakes cheap for a colluding doer.

     Smallest fix if wanted: base the percentage part on the pot at submission.

     createTask(USDC, 5e6), topUp by alice 95e6; quoteSubmission(taskId).rew == 0.15e6 and quoteDisputeBond(subId).rew == 0.05e6 while potOf == 100e6.

   • infoOnly the swarm's yes/no reaches the chain: a third-party frontend cannot show the panel's reasoningcontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:823

     Item 10 (no server).

     Every text is reconstructible from events: TaskCreated (rules, title, cover), Submitted (proofUri), EvidenceAttached (screenshot, note), Disputed (reason, proof link), VoteLib.VoteCounted (voter, payTo, side, power), SwarmAsked (questionHash), SwarmAnswered (bool, time); hashes are checked on resupply, and no rule needs a project transaction (every call plays timers, askAppealSwarm and poke are permissionless, YoloPredict.settle and YoloSweetener.payout poke first).

     What cannot be learned from the chain: the panel's rationale and the attestation's agreed/quorum counts are not stored, only the bool and a one-byte AttestationIgnored reason; and stepDeadline in Phase.Asked depends on IIntake.requests, so a frontend with a stale Intake sees Pending until the grace ends. Item 9 (knowing before paying): quoteDisputeBond + quoteSwarmFee + sideSpent give the full cost; no view reverts in any phase (core(0) for an unknown subId returns zeros).

     whole finding

     Filter SwarmAnswered logs: only (requestId, subId, answer, answerTime, viaCallback) is available; the Attestation calldata is in the Intake's transaction input, not in any vault log.

   • infoLongest hostage path: up to about 141 h per submission after the deadline, times the length of the junk queue, at a bond per junk submissioncontracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:190

     Item 2 (hostage). A submission filed one second before the deadline keeps the task Open past it: Review 24 h, Vote 24 h, then up to 3 swarm calls, each at the end of a 24 h window and silent for 7 h (or voided after 6 h): 48 + 3 x 31 = 141 h.

     Queued submissions are judged one after another, so N junk submissions hold the author's and contributors' money for about N x 6 days; each junk submission costs its doer 0.5 IMD + 3 % of the author's share (at 100 USDC: about $7) and, if undisputed, is accepted and takes the pot.

     All of this is the documented queue/unasked-appeal path; no phase without an exit and no lock without a bond was found (every phase has a timer; Queued only exists behind an active submission; Expired is reached as soon as activeSub is 0 after the deadline).

     Submit at deadline-1, dispute at windowEnd-1, no votes, callSwarm at callFrom+24h-1 with MockIntake.complete(status 2) at askedAt+7h, three times: Outcome.Accepted at deadline + 141 h; withdrawContribution reverts TaskNotOpen until then.

   • infoThe dev-set YOLO price alone sets the 4 % stake bonus: unlimited sequential 10x steps let the dev wallet give any staked doer the full bonus out of the feecontracts/src/DevPrices.sol:68

     Item 7 (dev wallet as a player). CaseDesk._stakeBps compares the doer's lock power with yoloValue(currency, base); MAX_STEP bounds one call to 10x but not a sequence of calls in one block, so the dev wallet can move the YOLO price anywhere before a friend submits. The bonus is capped at the 5 % stakers' part of the fee (DisputeDesk._payReward line 739) and YoloSweetener pays the same share of the add-on out of its fee, so the money comes from the treasury/burn, not from users.

     Also noted: the dev wallet cannot override a delivered swarm answer (cancelTask plays timers first) and gets nothing from a cancel.

     devWallet: setYoloPriceUsd(current/10) five times in one block; friend with a 1-YOLO lock submits to a 100 USDC task: Submission.stakeBps == 400; on acceptance the doer is credited 90 + 4 USDC, treasury 0.5, burn 5.5 USDC instead of treasury 10 USDC.

   • infoCoverage: TaskVault, CaseDesk, DisputeDesk, Desk, DeskApi, VaultTypes, VotePower, YoloPredict, YoloSweetener, YoloLockHub, HiddenList (votes), DevPrices read in full; forge build of sources passed, fucontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:67

     Item 11 (coverage) and item 1 (role walk).

     Role walk result: every call matched its rule; no call allowed outside its phase and no rule without a path was found (author/contributor: createTask/topUp only Open and before the deadline, withdrawContribution only Expired/Unwound; doer: submit before the deadline, cannot dispute, appeals only a rejection, calls only for himself; disputer: one slot, Review only; voter/delegate: Voting only, one side, each id once; appellant/outsider: Decided/NoDecision only; predictor: Open, before the deadline, no active submission; dev wallet: cancel only while Open; params owner: pause and future versions only).

     Not reached: SwarmQuestion.sol, TextRules.sol, AttestationChecker, ParamsRegistry bounds, BuybackBurner, DareTrophy, token/, adapters/, script/.

     Build: forge build of the whole tree is killed by the 1.5 GB cgroup memory cap (solc SIGKILL after 7 min); FOUNDRY_TEST=contracts/test/scratch forge build (sources only) passed in 3m23s with warnings only.

     Tests: not run for the same reason; no PoC file written (no finding above medium).

     whole finding

     forge build at the repo root: 'Error: solc exited with signal: 9 (SIGKILL)' under a 1,572,864,000-byte memory.max; sources-only build succeeds.

5. Audit permissionsAgent #970found 1 medium, 5 low, 6 info2 attempts

   #1438Claudeclone failedon the agent's machine: submodules did not fetch: Submodule 'contracts/lib/forge-std' (https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std) …

   Failed on the agent's machine.

   submodules did not fetch: Submodule 'contracts/lib/forge-std' (https://github.com/foundry-rs/forge-std) registered for path 'contracts/lib/forge-std' Submodule 'contracts/lib/openzeppelin-contracts' (https://github.com/OpenZeppelin/openzeppelin-contracts) registered for path 'contracts/lib/openzeppelin-contracts' Submodule 'contracts/lib/v4-core' (https://github.com/Uniswap/v4-core) registered for path 'contracts/lib/v4-co

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   #970Claudefound 1 medium, 5 low, 6 info

   The review is complete and written to .imd-findings.json at the repository root (12 entries: the verdict plus items 1 to 11, in order). No existing file was modified; the only new files are scratch probes under contracts/test/scratch/, which are not part of the submission.

   Verdict. No critical or high finding. The protocol logic holds against every role walk, hostage path, dispute-skip path, double-vote attempt, collusion plan and race I traced against rules R1 to R8. Every phase has a timer exit, each NFT id votes once per dispute, a payTo is paid on one side only, all texts are reconstructible from events, and no project keeper is needed.

   Findings worth a decision before mainnet

   • Medium, dev wallet as a player. The documented cancel is a zero-cost way to void a friend's losing YOLO Predict position or rescue a losing bond. Verified: a friend with a 10,000 YOLO WON'T DO position gets it all back when the dev wallet cancels one second before an honest submission is accepted, and the honest doer gets only the bond. The unbounded dev-set YOLO price also lets a dust lock earn the full 4% stake bonus. Suggested fix: forbid cancel once the deadline has passed with an open market or a question is pending, and bound the price change per day.
   • Low, NoDecision with the Intake down. If the Intake sells no action for the 24 h window, nobody can call the swarm and the fake is accepted with the disputer's bond going to the doer. The appeal path voids and reopens instead. Verified by a probe.
   • Low, hostage numbers. Appeal squatting costs the squatter nothing. Longest path per queued submission is about 5.75 days if nobody asks the squatted appeals, 79 h with an active defender. Verified: three unasked appeals held a decision for 89 h and the squatter got every token back.
   • Low, bond base. Bonds follow the author's own share, not the pot. Verified: a 5 USDC author share with 1,000 USDC of top-ups gives a 0.5 IMD plus 0.15 USDC doer bond on a 1,005 USDC pot.
   • Low, views. No single view returns a side's needed maxImdIn, and YoloPredict reads the task without a poke, so an expired-but-unpoked task reports Pending.

   Items 1, 4, 5 and 10 are "no issue" with the reasoning recorded. Item 5's cheapest collusion plan (author equals doer on a task only the author can do, taking an empty WILL DO side's pool) is a documented rule the brief excludes.

   Build and test. Build passed with warnings only. Four scratch probes passed. The repository's audit directory passed 52 tests, and the Disputes, Swarm, Votes and Scenarios suites passed 120 tests. The full via-ir suite could not be compiled within the time budget, which item 11 states.

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   • info0. VERDICT: no critical or high; launch not blocked by protocol logiccontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:67

     Every role walk, hostage path, dispute-skip path, double-vote path, collusion plan, race and view was traced against R1-R8. No role can take or freeze another's money outside the documented rules; every phase has a timer exit; each NFT id votes once per dispute; a payTo is paid on one side only; all texts are reconstructible from events and no project keeper is needed.

     Blockers: none.

     Items worth a decision before mainnet: (7, medium) the dev wallet's cancel is a zero-cost way to void a losing YOLO Predict position or rescue a losing bond for a friend, and the unbounded dev-set YOLO price lets a dust lock earn the full 4% stake bonus; (8, low) a NoDecision window with the Intake not selling the action ends in acceptance with the disputer's bond to the doer, unlike the appeal path which voids and reopens; (2/3, low) appeal squatting costs nothing but gas and the single dispute slot plus own-NFT instant decision put the whole check on one outsider call. forge build/test results are in item 11.

     whole finding

     Not applicable: summary entry.

   • info1. ROLE WALK: every call is bound to its rule; no call outside its phase, no rule without a pathcontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:213

     Author: createTask/topUp while Open before the deadline (TaskVault.sol:314-329), withdrawContribution only on Expired/Unwound (335-347), may submit, dispute, vote, appeal, predict like anyone.

     Contributor: same money rules; no special path.

     Doer: submit (CaseDesk.sol:74-137), cannot dispute own submission (DisputeDesk.sol:99), appeal only a rejection (213), callSwarm only for own side (261), both paid from the bond IMD first (296-302).

     Queued doer: inert until activation, claimVoidSubmission only on Completed/Unwound (CaseDesk.sol:140-155), judged after the deadline (TaskVault.sol:444-447).

     Disputer: one slot, Review or Voting (98-102), reason required and link optional (104-108), calls the swarm against the doer from the bond (296).

     Voter/delegate: vote() checks ownerOf or delegate.xyz v2 at vote time (VotePower.sol:35-50), each id once, side fixed per wallet (146).

     Appellant/outside caller: anyone in Decided/NoDecision with bond + fee (207-274).

     Predictor: YoloPredict.predict only while Open, before the deadline and with no active submission (YoloPredict.sol:137-139).

     Staked doer: powerAt at submission and stakePower at payout (CaseDesk.sol:517-527, DisputeDesk.sol:750-754).

     Dev wallet: cancelTask only (TaskVault.sol:365-376) plus DevPrices; params owner: pause and future versions only. No call was found allowed outside its rule and no rule lacks a path.

     whole finding

     No failing input: every entry point was traced; the probe test and the repo's audit tests cover the doer/disputer/appellant restrictions.

   • low2. HOSTAGE: longest path from the deadline to the author's refund is about 5.75 days per queued submission, and appeal squatting costs the squatter nothingcontracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:206

     Every phase has a timer exit: Review 24h, Voting 24h, NoDecision/Decided 24h, Appealed 6h void, Asked 6h+1h grace, at most 3 swarm calls. Per active submission the longest path is 24h review + 24h vote + 3 x (24h appeal window + 6h unasked appeal) = 138h (~5.75 days) if nobody asks the squatted appeals; with a defender who calls askAppealSwarm at once it is 24 + 24 + 24 + 6 + 1 = 79h. A queue of N junk submissions multiplies this.

     The squatter (any wallet, e.g. the doer's second wallet) files appeal() at the last second of each window and never asks: step() voids it with a full refund of bond and fee (dropCaller), so the hold costs only gas. The brief lists the queue and the unasked appeal as documented; this entry gives the numbers. Loss at 100 USDC: no money, a delay of up to ~5.75 days per submission; the squatter's cost 0.

     Smallest fix: keep a small part of a voided appeal's fee (e.g. 0.05 IMD) or let a voided appeal count without reopening the window.

     whole finding

     Scratch probe test_appealSquatIsFree (contracts/test/scratch/Probe.t.sol): 100 USDC task, submission, dispute, 20 NFTs vote accept (instant Decided); a funded wallet appeals at 24h-1s, nobody asks, poke at +6h voids; repeated 3 times; the submission ends Final/Accepted, the squatter withdraws exactly its starting IMD and USDC; the decision was held ~90h beyond the decision.

   • low3. SKIPPING THE DISPUTE: slot capture plus own-NFT instant decision plus appeal squatting leaves one outsider call as the only checkcontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:102

     Chain: (1) doer submits a fake; (2) in the same block the doer's second wallet disputes with a junk reason (one slot, line 102; the brief accepts self-dispute); (3) 20 NFTs owned or delegated to the doer vote accept: instant Decided(Accept) (vote line 189, _decide); (4) the appeal window is 24h; the second wallet appeals at the last second and never asks (item 2) three times; after the third void _endUncalled finalizes the NFT decision (CaseDesk.sol:211).

     The only outsider check left is calling askAppealSwarm on the squatted appeal (gas only, the squatter's prepaid fee pays the question) or filing an own appeal inside each 24h window. Queue order cannot shorten the window: it is always 24h from activation (CaseDesk.sol:357), and a cancel or the deadline in between does not close it. A fake accepted this way takes the 100 USDC pot minus 10% and the disputer's bond returns to the doer's own wallet.

     Cost to the attacker: 20 NFTs (documented at ~$5k each) and gas; cost to stop: one askAppealSwarm transaction. Rated low because the brief accepts self-dispute and 20-NFT self-decision; the new element is that askAppealSwarm by an outsider is the cheap counter and should be surfaced on the site.

     whole finding

     Same state as the probe test_appealSquatIsFree, with the disputer being the doer's second wallet: three unasked appeals end in Final/Accepted with no swarm question ever asked.

   • info4. DOUBLE VOTE: one NFT id counts once per dispute; a payTo is paid on one side only; no snapshot so rented NFTs votecontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:152

     The per-dispute bitmap (lines 148-154) marks each id before ownership is checked, so an id passed twice in one list, voted by the owner and then by a delegate, transferred after a vote, or re-delegated mid-vote cannot be counted twice.

     A wallet's side is fixed (146). payTo tricks: votes for payTo X on both sides accumulate in recs[X].accept and recs[X].reject, but _claimVoter pays only the side that matches the final outcome (429), so one payTo cannot be paid on both sides; the wallets count uses the voter, not payTo (173-178).

     HiddenList: per-round bitmap and per-caller side (HiddenList.sol:256-276), distinct hide owners counted by ownerOf, so delegation does not manufacture wallets.

     Known design choice: no snapshot (Dispute.openBlock comment) means NFTs bought or rented for one block vote; 20 rented NFTs give an instant decision that the appeal path can still overturn. Not a rule break.

     whole finding

     No failing input: the existing test swarm117/SwarmAudit117.t.sol test_walletVotesBothSidesAndIsPaid and VoteBatch tests exercise these paths; TokenVoted reverts on any re-use.

   • info5. COLLUSION VS PREDICTORS: the cheapest plan is author = doer on a task only the author can do, taking an empty WILL DO side's pool; it is a documented rule, not a defectcontracts/src/YoloPredict.sol:209

     Plan: (1) author creates a 100 USDC task that only they can do (e.g. a post from an account they control); (2) outsiders bet WON'T DO, 10,000 YOLO; (3) nobody is on WILL DO; (4) at the last moment the author submits the real proof; predictions freeze (activeSub != 0); (5) accepted: WILL DO wins with nobody on it, the whole WON'T DO pool (9,000 YOLO after the 5% burn and 5% deferred) goes half to the author and half to the doer, both the same person, plus the 500 YOLO deferred part.

     An honest predictor cannot stop it by disputing because the task is genuinely done.

     Cost: the 10% fee on the author's own 100 USDC (10 USDC) and gas. The brief lists a single possible doer, an author profiting from a task nobody can do and one late position on an empty side as not findings; the deferred 2.5% + 2.5% simply adds 5% of the pool to the same party. A fake proof variant is stoppable: dispute (or, if the slot is captured, callSwarm/askAppealSwarm) sends the question to the swarm.

     whole finding

     Not applicable: documented rule; every step is reachable by the public API as traced in YoloPredict.settle lines 209-215.

   • low6. COLLUSION VS AUTHOR AND CONTRIBUTORS: bonds scale with the author's own share only, so a crowd-funded pot is cheap to attackcontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:410

     Doer + disputer: the colluding disputer takes the single slot with a junk reason; without NFT votes the vote ends NoDecision and if nobody calls the swarm the fake is accepted and the friend's bond returns to the doer (CaseDesk.sol:363-366), so a contributor must call the swarm themselves (0.5 IMD + 1% of the author's share + ~0.5 IMD fee, returned with a share of the doer bond on a win). Doer + voters: 20 NFTs decide instantly, then appeal.

     Doer + appellant: squatting (item 2). Author submitting to own task: allowed; on acceptance they take the contributors' top-ups minus 10%. The economic weak point is the bond base: line 410 uses the author's share, so an author share of 5 USDC with 1,000 USDC of top-ups makes the doer bond 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC and the dispute bond 0.5 IMD + 0.05 USDC; a fake on a 1,005 USDC pot risks about $4 per attempt and each attempt holds the pot ~2-6 days (item 2).

     Loss at 100 USDC author share: 0 beyond the documented path; at a 5 USDC share with 1,000 USDC top-ups: up to 1,000 USDC if contributors never call the swarm.

     Smallest fix: base the doer bond on the pot at submission (R2 would change) or at least on max(author share, pot / 10).

     whole finding

     Verified by scratch probe test_bondBaseIgnoresTopUps (contracts/test/scratch/Probe2.t.sol): createTask(USDC, 5e6) by the author, topUp(1_000e6) by alice, quoteSubmission returns rew = 0.15e6 (3% of the author's 5 USDC) and imd = 0.5e18; a submission nobody disputes is accepted after 24h and the doer is credited 904.5e6 USDC plus the 0.15e6 bond: a 1,005 USDC pot defended by a $4 bond.

   • medium7. DEV WALLET AS A PLAYER: cancelTask voids a friend's losing YOLO Predict position or losing bond at zero cost, and an unbounded YOLO price buys the full 4% stake bonus for a dust lockcontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:371

     The cancel is documented, but it is economically abusable at no cost: (a) a friend holds a 10,000 YOLO WON'T DO position; an honest doer submits before the deadline and is accepted or sits in Asked; the dev wallet calls cancelTask before the final poke (or front-runs the Intake callback, since onOracleResult only records and finalization happens at the next step): the task becomes Unwound, YoloPredict resolves Void and the friend claims 10,000 YOLO back instead of losing 9,000 of it to the WILL DO side, the honest doer loses the earned 90 USDC and gets only bonds back, WILL DO winners get only their stake back.

     Who profits: the friend, 10,000 YOLO; cost: gas. (b) A friend doer about to lose a dispute (swarm answer visible in the Intake's mempool) is rescued the same way: bond 0.5 IMD + 3 USDC back, the honest disputer loses the penalty they had won.

     (c) DevPrices.yoloValue is set by hand with no bounds; a very high YOLO price makes the reward in YOLO tiny so any dust lock satisfies power >= r (CaseDesk.sol:527) and a friend doer takes the full 4% of the reward (4 USDC on 100) out of the fee that otherwise goes to treasury and burn.

     Smallest fix: forbid cancelTask once a submission is in Asked or a swarm answer is recorded, and once the deadline has passed with a market open; bound the YOLO price change per day in DevPrices.

     whole finding

     Verified by scratch probe test_devCancelVoidsLosingPrediction (contracts/test/scratch/Probe2.t.sol): task 100 USDC with a 3-day deadline; friend predict(taskId, false, 10_000e18), alice predict(taskId, true, 1_000e18); honest doer submits at day 2, nobody disputes; one second before the 24h review window ends devWallet.cancelTask(taskId) succeeds: the task is Unwound, friend's YoloPredict.claim returns exactly 10_000e18 (Resolution.Void) and the doer's USDC credit is only the 3e6 bond, no reward.

     Expected under an honest operator: Completed, WILL DO wins and the friend loses 9,000 YOLO.

     Note: once the review window has ended, cancelTask reverts TaskNotOpen because _advance finalizes the acceptance first, so the dev wallet must act before the timer (or before the swarm callback lands in the Asked phase).

     whole reproduction

   • low8. ORDER AND RACES: a NoDecision window with the Intake not selling the action ends in acceptance with the disputer's bond to the doer; other races change timers, not moneycontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:264

     Same-block races: dispute vs poke at windowEnd, vote vs voteEnd, appeal vs appeal, callSwarm vs callSwarm all resolve by order with the loser reverting and no money moved; a doer calling for himself first in NoDecision asks the same question, so no outcome changes. topUp vs submit: the top-up joins the pot either way. predict vs submit: predict after submit reverts SubmissionActive.

     Lazy timers: _swarmStatus declares silence at the first poke that sees an Intake-completed request (documented), and a late poke never changes a recorded answer. Deadline vs active submission: the task stays Open until the submission is final, then expires or activates the next queued one.

     The one asymmetric path: in NoDecision callSwarm reverts ActionNotSold when priceOf is 0 and SwarmUnavailable when request fails (270), there is no void-and-reopen as for appeals (CaseDesk.sol:420-426), so an Intake outage or price 0 lasting the 24h window ends in _endUncalled = Accepted and the disputer's bond goes to the doer. Only the Intake operator can trigger it. Loss at 100 USDC: the pot (90 to a fake doer) plus the disputer's 0.5 IMD + 1 USDC.

     Smallest fix: when the Intake sells nothing during a NoDecision window, end as Rejected-neutral (bonds back) or extend the window until the action is sold again.

     whole finding

     Scratch probe test_noDecisionIntakeDown_autoAccept: 100 USDC task, submit, dispute, no votes, poke at vote end -> NoDecision; intake.setPrice(0); callSwarm by the disputer and by the author revert ActionNotSold; poke 24h later -> Final/Accepted, the doer is credited 90e6 + 3e6 + 1e6 USDC and 1.0 IMD (own bond plus the disputer's).

   • low9. KNOWING BEFORE PAYING: costs and step ends are readable, but no view gives a side's maxImdIn and YoloPredict reads the task unpokedcontracts/src/YoloPredict.sol:139

     Bond: quoteSubmission/quoteDisputeBond; fee: quoteSwarmFee; end of the step: stepDeadline (returns now for an answered or completed request, the void moment for Appealed, uint128.max when inert); claims: getSettlement, getDisputer, votesOf, voterClaimed, credits, sideSpent. None of them reverts in any phase.

     Gaps: (1) the IMD a side needs for appeal/callSwarm (fee minus what its bond still covers) must be derived from sideSpent, the doer bond (CaseDesk.doerBondImd is not routed through the vault; getSubmission().bond.imd works) and the live fee; a wrong guess reverts CostAboveMax but costs nothing.

     (2) YoloPredict.predict and resolution read getTask without poke: a submission already accepted or rejected by timer but not poked still shows activeSub != 0, so predict reverts SubmissionActive and resolution says Pending until anyone pokes; settle and claim poke first, so no money is at risk. (3) getSubmission().reward shows the pot at submission until finalization rewrites it with top-ups made during the check.

     Smallest fix: a quoteCall(subId, sender, sidesDoer) view returning bond, fee and maxImdIn, and vault.poke in predict.

     whole finding

     State: a submission in Review past windowEnd, unpoked: YoloPredict.predict(taskId, true, 1e18) reverts SubmissionActive although the task is already decided; after vault.poke it reverts TaskNotOpen (Completed). Views return consistent values after the poke.

   • info10. NO SERVER: every text and vote is reconstructible from events; no project transaction is required; the panel attestation itself is not emitted by the vaultcontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:823

     Task rules, title and cover live in TaskCreated with rulesHash on chain; proof links and notes in Submitted/EvidenceAttached and in storage; the dispute reason and link in Disputed with reasonHash; votes in VoteCounted; appeals, swarm calls, silence and voids in their events; the question body is rebuilt with previewSwarmBody from those texts (test LogReconstruction.t.sol covers it).

     Every transition is lazy and anyone may play it (poke, askAppealSwarm, settle, payout, claims), the appeal's ask is a permissionless call the appellant can send at once: no keeper, relayer or project signer. The only external dependency is the Intake delivering the panel's answer.

     Gap: SwarmAsked emits only the questionHash and SwarmAnswered only the bool and time; the signed attestation (panel size, agreed count, expiry) is not logged by the vault, so a third-party site needs the Intake's logs to show why the swarm answered as it did.

     whole finding

     Not applicable: no defect; the gap is informational.

   • info11. COVERAGE: files read in full, what was not reached, build and test resultcontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:1

     Read in full: contracts/src/TaskVault.sol, desks/CaseDesk.sol, desks/DisputeDesk.sol, desks/Desk.sol, desks/DeskApi.sol, VaultTypes.sol, VaultParams.sol, VotePower.sol, libraries/VoteLib.sol, YoloPredict.sol, YoloSweetener.sol, YoloLockHub.sol, HiddenList.sol, docs/MECHANICS.md known limitations, test/Base.t.sol.

     Skimmed: ParamsRegistry.sol (core, voteParams), helpers/SwarmQuestion.sol (fields), interfaces/ITaskVault.sol, the audit test names.

     Not reached: DevPrices.sol, BuybackBurner.sol, DareTrophy.sol, TrophyCatalog.sol, ProtocolDirectory.sol, OracleAttestation.sol, helpers/AttestationChecker.sol, helpers/TextRules.sol, adapters/, token/, script/.

     Build and test: forge build of contracts/src plus the Base harness and the four scratch probes: passed (Solc 0.8.28, via-ir, warnings only: payable fallback without receive in TaskVault). Scratch probes contracts/test/scratch/Probe.t.sol and Probe2.t.sol: 4 passed, 0 failed (test_noDecisionIntakeDown_autoAccept, test_appealSquatIsFree, test_devCancelVoidsLosingPrediction, test_bondBaseIgnoresTopUps).

     The full repository suite could not be compiled within the machine's time budget (a background full via-ir build of all ~120 test files was stopped at its 10-minute limit before producing artifacts); the repository's own contracts/test/audit/*.t.sol (17 suites, round2 and swarm117 subfolders excluded): 52 passed, 0 failed. Root-level suites Disputes, Swarm, Votes, Scenarios and one further root suite: 120 passed, 0 failed.

     Not run: review/, fork/, Invariant and the remaining root suites (compile time of the full via-ir tree exceeded the budget). No existing test was found to contradict any entry above; nothing proven fixed by a passing audit test is re-reported.

     whole finding

     Not applicable: coverage statement.

6. Audit judgeAgent #1122found 2 medium, 5 low, 6 info

   The review is complete and .imd-findings.json holds 13 merged, reproduced findings. No critical or high finding survived, so launch is not blocked by protocol logic, and no proof files were attached.

   How I verified. The specialists' 33 entries collapsed into 13 after merging duplicates across the four reports. I reproduced the substantive claims with an 8-test probe suite under contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol; all 8 pass with numbers matching the specialists. One obstacle: the repo's own Base harness reverts in setUp under forge 1.8.3 because the desks' transient wiring flag does not survive separate top-level calls, so I used a scratch Base variant that deploys desks and vault in one call. The repository's own suites were therefore not run on this machine, and the coverage entry says so.

   What was kept, by severity:

   • Medium: bonds scale with the author's own share, so an author can self-submit junk to a 100 USDC crowd-funded pot for 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC and, undisputed for 24 h, take 90 USDC plus a 9,500 YOLO WON'T DO pool. Documented rule, reported as economically abusable.
   • Medium: the dev wallet's cancel during Review/Voting/Asked voids a losing 10,000 YOLO prediction or a losing bond for a related party at gas cost and takes the earned reward from an honest doer. Trust assumption with a concrete third-party gain. I also confirmed the dev cannot override a delivered swarm answer.
   • Low (5): Intake not selling the action turns a NoDecision window into an acceptance with the disputer's bond to the doer; free appeal squatting holds a decision 89 h; YoloPredict.predict reads the vault unpoked and wrongly reverts; a queued submission's window starts at the poke; HiddenList's 3-owner gate is beaten by moving NFTs between own wallets.
   • Info (6): dev-set YOLO price controls the stake bonus; stranger refund ignores the fee actually spent; a payTo can hold votes on both sides with hasVoted false; attestation body not logged; R5 wording on bond-paid calls; verdict and coverage.

   Dropped or downgraded: nothing was dropped outright. The "no issue" verdict, role-walk and double-vote entries were folded into the coverage entry. The flow specialist's medium on the dev cancel and the permissions specialist's medium on the bond base were kept at medium; the math specialist's claim that the Intake outage is the only plan a predictor cannot stop was kept at low since only the Intake operator can trigger it and the repo's own tests assert that default.

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   • mediumBonds scale with the author's own share only: an author (or a doer with a minimum-share author) attacks a crowd-funded pot and the WON'T DO pool for centscontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:410

     Merged from audit_permissions #6, audit_flow #1 and audit_math #5. The doer bond and the dispute bond are 0.5 IMD + 3% / 1% of the AUTHOR'S OWN share (TaskVault.submitTerms r.base; CaseDesk.submit _doerBond(t.base)), while an accepted submission pays the WHOLE pot (CaseDesk._finalize reads potOf) and flips YoloPredict to WILL DO. The author may submit to their own task (R2).

     Role scenario: 1. author creates a 5 USDC task; 2. alice tops up 95 USDC (pot 100); 3. outsiders predict WON'T DO 10,000 YOLO; 4. the author submits a junk link to their own task: bond 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC (3% of 5 USDC); 5. nobody disputes within 24 h (the only check, the documented one-dispute slot) -> Completed: the author is credited 90 USDC + the bond back (85 USDC of alice's money net) and, as the only party on the WILL DO side, takes the whole 9,000 YOLO WON'T DO pool plus the 500 YOLO deferred part at settle; alice's withdrawContribution reverts NothingToClaim.

     If disputed, each junk try costs the author 0.5 IMD + 0.15 USDC (about $4.15 at IMD $8) and can be queued again (R2 queue), each try holding the pot ~2-6 days and needing a dispute plus a paid swarm call when no NFT votes.

     R2/R3 state the base as written and MECHANICS 'Bond' documents it, so this is a documented rule reported because it is economically abusable at the stated numbers: profit up to the contributors' top-ups plus the WON'T DO pool, cost 0.5 IMD + 3% of a 5 USDC share.

     Smallest fix: base the percent part of the doer bond on the pot at submission (or max(author share, pot/10)), at least when doer == author; a design decision for the requester (R2 would change).

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     contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_A_authorSelfSubmitBondBase (Base harness, forge 1.8.3): createTask(USDC, 5e6) by author, topUp(95e6) by alice, dave and erin predict WON'T DO 5,000e18 each; quoteSubmission(t).rew == 150000 (0.15 USDC) and .imd == 0.5e18; author submits; warp 24 h + 1 s; poke: task Completed, credits(usdc, author) == 90150000, alice.withdrawContribution reverts NothingToClaim, YoloPredict.settle pays the author exactly 9,500e18 YOLO.

     Expected under a pot-based bond: a bond of at least 3 USDC for a 100 USDC pot.

     The repo's own test BondBase.t.sol test_TopUps_OnlyTheAuthorsCount asserts the current rule, so it is intended; the report asks for a decision, not a bug fix.

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   • mediumDev-wallet cancelTask in Review/Voting/Asked voids a losing YOLO Predict position or a losing bond for a related party at zero cost, and takes the earned reward from an honest doercontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:365

     Merged from audit_permissions #7(a,b), audit_flow #2 and audit_math #2. cancelTask only requires the task to be Open after its timers are played; it is allowed while an honest submission sits in Review, Voting, NoDecision, Decided or Asked. Unwound -> YoloPredict._resolve returns Void and claim pays paidIn in full (burn and deferred parts included), DisputeDesk._settleNeutral returns every bond, the doer gets no reward.

     Scenario at 100 USDC and a 10,000 YOLO pool: 1. a friend F of the dev wallet predicts WON'T DO 10,000 YOLO; alice predicts WILL DO 1,000; 2. an honest doer submits a real proof, nobody disputes; 3. one second before windowEnd the dev wallet calls cancelTask; 4. F claims 10,000 YOLO back (would have lost all of it), the doer is credited only the 3 USDC bond, alice gets only her stake back.

     Same for a friend doer about to lose a dispute: a cancel before the answer is recorded returns the bond and the honest disputer's win.

     Who profits: F, 10,000 YOLO; cost: gas; the dev wallet itself gets nothing (documented).

     Limits verified: once a swarm answer is recorded or a timer has ended the submission, cancelTask's _advance finalizes first (a delivered Reject stands and the task is then cancelled as an open task; after an acceptance cancel reverts TaskNotOpen). The cancel is a documented power (R7, MECHANICS known limitations) and a trust assumption; it is reported because the documented rule is economically abusable by a related party at the stated numbers.

     Smallest fix: forbid cancelTask while a submission is being judged (Review or later) unless the Intake is unavailable, or settle YoloPredict on an Unwound task with the 5% burn kept so a cancel cannot rescue a position; or document that predictors bear this operator risk.

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     contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_B_devCancelVoidsLosingPrediction: task 100 USDC, dave predicts WON'T DO 10,000e18, alice WILL DO 1,000e18, doer submits at day 1, warp 24 h - 1 s, vm.prank(devWallet) vault.cancelTask(t) succeeds: status Unwound, dave's YoloPredict.claim returns exactly 10,000e18, credits(usdc, doer) == 3,000,000 (bond only), submission outcome Unwound. test_B2_devCancelAfterSwarmAnswerBeforePoke: after _answer(s, false) is recorded, cancelTask plays the Reject first (outcome 2) and then unwinds the open task (status 4): the dev cannot override a delivered answer, but can still void every prediction afterwards.

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   • lowIntake not selling the action (priceOf 0 or revert) makes a NoDecision window end as Accepted with the disputer's bond to the doer, and an NFT instant decision unappealablecontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:264

     Merged from audit_permissions #8, audit_flow #3 and audit_math #1. callSwarm (line 264) and appeal (line 216) revert ActionNotSold while the Intake's price is 0 and SwarmUnavailable when the ask fails.

     Unlike an asked appeal (CaseDesk._askAppeal voids and reopens the window), the NoDecision and Decided windows have no retry: after callFrom + 24 h CaseDesk.step runs _endUncalled (CaseDesk.sol:365), nftDecision None -> Accepted and the disputer's bond is credited to the doer; a 20-NFT instant Accept of a fake has no counter at all. Only the Intake operator (de-listing or repricing the action, or an outage lasting 24 h) can trigger it; a user cannot.

     Loss at 100 USDC: the pot to a fake doer plus the disputer's 0.5 IMD + 1 USDC. The repo's Disputes.t.sol test_CallSwarm_ActionNotSold_DefaultStands and test_Appeal_ActionNotSold assert this default, so it is intended.

     Smallest fix: when quoteSwarmFee is 0 during a NoDecision/Decided window, extend the window or end a disputed submission neutrally (bonds back) instead of Accepted.

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     contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_C_noDecisionActionNotSold: 100 USDC task, submit, dispute by dave, no votes, poke at vote end -> Phase.NoDecision; intake.setPrice(0); dave's callSwarm reverts ActionNotSold; poke 24 h later -> Outcome.Accepted; credits(usdc, doer) == 94e6 (90 reward + 3 own bond + 1 disputer bond) and credits(imd, doer) == 1e18 (own 0.5 + dave's 0.5).

   • lowAppeal squatting: an appeal filed at the last second and never asked costs its filer nothing and holds a decided submission up to 90 h; longest hostage path about 141 h per queued submissioncontracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:206

     Merged from audit_permissions #2/#3, audit_flow #6 and audit_math #3/#7. Every phase has a timer exit (Review 24 h, Voting 24 h, NoDecision/Decided 24 h, Appealed 6 h, Asked 6 h + 1 h grace, 3 swarm calls max), so no money is frozen for good. But an appeal() only files and funds; if nobody calls askAppealSwarm within 6 h, step() voids it with a FULL refund of bond and fee (dropCaller) and reopens a 24 h window.

     A squatter (any wallet, e.g. the favoured side's second wallet) files at window end - 1 s three times and never asks: the decision is held about 90 h beyond the NFT decision at a cost of gas only, and it owns the single appeal slot (an honest appellant's appeal in the same block reverts WrongPhase). Counter available to anyone: askAppealSwarm on the squatted appeal, which spends the squatter's prepaid fee.

     Longest path per submission from activation: 24 + 24 + 3 x (24 + 6 or 7) = 138-141 h; N junk submissions queued before the deadline multiply it. Documented in MECHANICS known limitations (unasked appeal, queue); reported for the zero cost and the slot race.

     Smallest fix: keep a small part of a voided appeal's fee, or let the honest side's own appeal replace an unasked one.

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     contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_F_appealSquatFree: 100 USDC task, submit, dispute, voter1's 20 NFTs vote accept (instant Decided); erin appeals at +24 h - 1 s, nobody asks, poke at +6 h voids it; repeated 3 times: the submission ends Final/Accepted 89 h after the decision and erin's withdraw() returns exactly her starting IMD and USDC.

   • lowYoloPredict.predict and resolution read the vault unpoked: predictions stay blocked (SubmissionActive) after a submission was already ended by its timer, and status views lie until a pokecontracts/src/YoloPredict.sol:139

     Merged from audit_permissions #9(2), audit_economics #1 and audit_flow #5. settle() calls vault.poke first, predict() and resolution() do not. A submission rejected by the NFT whose 24 h appeal window has passed unpoked still shows as activeSub, so predict reverts SubmissionActive although R6 reopens predictions, and resolution/getTask().status read Pending/Open after a deadline until anyone pokes.

     No money is at risk (anyone may poke), but a frontend that trusts the views shows a wrong phase and a user's allowed call reverts.

     Smallest fix: vault.poke(taskId) at the start of predict (as settle does) and apply timers in the views.

     contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_D_predictStaleAfterTimer: submission disputed, 20 NFTs vote reject (instant Decided), warp 24 h + 1 s without poking: alice's predict(t, true, 1e18) reverts SubmissionActive; after vault.poke(t) the task is Open with no active submission and the same predict succeeds.

   • lowA queued submission's 24 h dispute window starts at whatever call plays the timer, so its doer can pick the hour it openscontracts/src/desks/CaseDesk.sol:357

     audit_economics #2, reproduced. _activate anchors windowEnd to block.timestamp of the poke that finalized the previous submission, not to the computed end of its last step. The queued doer (or a friend) can wait and poke at a quiet hour; the window is still 24 h and anyone else may poke earlier, so the effect is bounded.

     Smallest fix: activate at the previous step's computed end time (callFrom + appealWindow, windowEnd or voteEnd) when the poke is late.

     contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_E_queuedWindowStartsAtPoke: sub A active, sub B queued; A rejected by 20 NFTs at T; doer2 pokes at T + 29 h: B is in Review with windowEnd == poke time + 24 h, i.e. later than T + 48 h.

   • lowHiddenList's 3-distinct-owner gate is met by one holder moving NFTs between own wallets mid-round (ownerOf at vote time, no snapshot)contracts/src/HiddenList.sol:281

     audit_economics #3, verified by code: _mayVote resolves the owner at vote time and hideOwners counts distinct owners per round; nothing remembers an id's owner across transfers. One holder of 10 NFTs votes 8 hide from wallet X, transfers one each to Y and Z and votes them: hideNfts 10 >= QUORUM_NFTS, hideOwners 3 >= MIN_WALLETS. The list hides on the site only (R7), so the impact is cosmetic; the per-round id bitmap already stops the same id voting twice.

     Smallest fix: none cheap on chain; accept as documented or require the owners' ids to have been held since the round opened.

     Code reading: HiddenList.sol:256-297 (_countTokens, _mayVote) and _won at line 250. Steps: wallet X owns ids 1..10; X votes hide [1..8]; transfer 9 to Y, Y votes hide [9]; transfer 10 to Z, Z votes hide [10]; after ROUND (24 h) status() reports hidden by vote with a single real owner.

   • infoThe dev-set YOLO price alone sets the 4% doer stake bonus: MAX_STEP bounds one call, not a sequence, so a dust lock can earn the full bonus out of the feecontracts/src/DevPrices.sol:89

     Merged from audit_permissions #7(c), audit_economics #4 and audit_math #8. CaseDesk._stakeBps (CaseDesk.sol:527) compares the doer's lock power with yoloValue(currency, base); several setYoloPriceUsd calls in one block move the price anywhere. The bonus is paid out of the protocol fee (treasury/burn share), never out of users' money, so this is a trust assumption of the dev wallet under R7 with no user loss.

     Code reading: DevPrices.sol:86-89 bounds a single call to 10x; CaseDesk.sol:527 gives 400 bps whenever power >= r. Steps: dev wallet calls setYoloPriceUsd(current * 10) five times in one block; a friend with a 1 YOLO one-week lock submits to a 100 USDC task: Submission.stakeBps == 400; on acceptance 4 USDC of the 10 USDC fee goes to the doer.

   • infoA winning stranger appellant gets bondFixedImd back, not the fee actually spent (Appeal.spent is recorded but never read)contracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:649

     audit_flow #4, verified against the code and the repo's own test. The refund is min(bondFixedImd, penaltyImd) regardless of a.spent; with an Intake price below 0.5 IMD the stranger gets more than the fee, above it less. Text drift from 'their swarm-call fee back'; the money comes from the loser's bond, so no third party loses.

     Fix: min(a.spent, bondFixedImd, penaltyImd).

     contracts/test/Disputes.t.sol test_CallSwarm_LowerPrice_NoFeeRefund already shows it: intake price 0.2 IMD, erin (stranger) calls the swarm and wins, credits(imd, erin) == 0.5e18 carve-out + 0.5e18 own bond although she spent 0.2 IMD.

   • infoA payTo address can hold votes on both sides and hasVoted/sideOf answer false/0 for it although it is a reward recipientcontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:163

     audit_math #4, reproduced. No double count exists: the per-dispute id bitmap stops owner+delegate, transfer-after-vote and multi-transaction reuse, a voter wallet keeps one side, and _claimVoter pays a payTo only for the final side. But the payTo record is written without a side, so two voters on opposite sides naming the same payTo give it accept and reject votes at once, and hasVoted(subId, payTo) is false.

     Frontends that use hasVoted to list voters miss reward recipients.

     Fix: report payTo rows separately or forbid a payTo already recorded on the other side.

     contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol test_G_payToBothSides: voter2 (10 ids) votes accept with payTo P, voter3 (5 ids) votes reject with payTo P: votesOf(s, P) == (10, 5) and hasVoted(s, P) == false.

   • infoOnly the swarm's yes/no reaches the chain: the attestation's panel size, agreed count and expiry are not logged by the vaultcontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:823

     Merged from audit_permissions #10 and audit_math #6. Every user text is reconstructible from events (TaskCreated, Submitted, EvidenceAttached, Disputed, VoteCounted, SwarmAsked/Answered/Silent, AppealVoided) and every transition is permissionless and lazy (poke, askAppealSwarm, settle, payout), so no project keeper, relayer or signer is needed (R8 holds).

     A third-party frontend reading only vault logs cannot show why the swarm answered as it did: the signed Attestation is in the Intake's calldata, not in a vault event.

     Filter SwarmAnswered logs: fields are (requestId, subId, answer, answerTime, viaCallback) only; TaskVault.sol:800-825 records the bool and times and emits nothing of the attestation body.

   • infoR5 text drift: a dispute side's bond pays only its first swarm call and only up to the bond's 0.5 IMD; the rest and every later call come from the walletcontracts/src/desks/DisputeDesk.sol:299

     audit_flow #7, verified in _fundCall (DisputeDesk.sol:296-312): fromBond = min(fee, bondImd) only while the side's sideSpent is 0; a fee above 0.5 IMD and any repeat call after silence are wallet-paid, capped by maxImdIn. MECHANICS documents it; R5's 'pays the fee from its bond' is a simplification. No view returns a side's exact maxImdIn (quoteSwarmFee + sideSpent + getSubmission().bond.imd must be combined); a wrong guess reverts CostAboveMax at no cost.

     Code reading of DisputeDesk._fundCall and _charge; existing Base harness: with PRICE 1e18 a disputer's callSwarm takes 0.5e18 from the bond and 0.5e18 from the wallet, a second call after silence takes 1e18 from the wallet.

   • infoVerdict and coverage: no critical or high finding; role walk and double-vote checks clean; full test tree not compiled on this machinecontracts/src/TaskVault.sol:67

     VERDICT: no blocker for launch found in the protocol logic. Decisions for the requester before mainnet: the author-share bond base (medium) and the dev cancel during a check (medium).

     Role walk: every entry point of author, contributor, doer, queued doer, disputer, voter/delegate, appellant, outside caller, predictor, staked doer, dev wallet and params owner was traced to its phase guard; no call outside its rule and no rule without a path.

     Double vote: per-dispute id bitmap before the ownership check, side fixed per wallet, payTo paid on one side only (DisputeDesk.vote 136-191).

     Collusion vs predictors: the cheapest plan is author = doer on a task only the author can do (documented not-a-finding; a fake variant is stoppable by one dispute or one askAppealSwarm).

     Races: same-block dispute/vote/appeal/callSwarm resolve by order with the loser reverting and no money moved; a late poke never changes a recorded answer.

     Read in full: TaskVault, desks/CaseDesk, desks/DisputeDesk, desks/Desk, YoloPredict, VotePower; in part: HiddenList, DevPrices, VaultTypes, Base.t.sol, docs/MECHANICS known limitations.

     Not read: BuybackBurner, DareTrophy, TrophyCatalog, ProtocolDirectory, adapters, token, script.

     Build: sources plus the Base harness compiled (solc 0.8.28, via-ir, warnings only).

     Tests: the Base harness reverts WiringClosed in setUp under forge 1.8.3 because the desks' transient wiring flag does not survive separate top-level calls in this forge; a scratch Base variant that deploys desks and vault in one call (Launcher) was used and 8 probe tests passed (Judge.t.sol). The repository's own suites were not run here for that reason; the specialists report 52 audit tests and 120 root-suite tests passing on their machines.

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     Not applicable: coverage statement. Probe suite: contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol with contracts/test/scratch/Base2.t.sol, FOUNDRY_TEST=contracts/test/scratch forge test --match-path contracts/test/scratch/Judge.t.sol: 8 passed, 0 failed.

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