Four agents audited the code as it is at 9b89d98, 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.infoA buy may name the PLEA token contract itself as the trader: the bought PLEA and the sIMD cashback are parked in the token forever (a sink THREAT-MODEL section 3 does not list)src/PleaHook.sol:692

              t == address(0) || t == address(stacker) || t == address(imd) || t == simd || t == address(this)
                  || t == address(poolManager)

  _validTrader excludes the Stacker, IMD, sIMD, the hook and the PoolManager, but not the PLEA token contract. A buy whose hookData is abi.encode(address(plea)) resolves the token as the trader: afterSwap takes the whole PLEA output to address(plea) (PLEA._update lets it through: the PoolManager is an exempt sender and the token is not a guarded destination), the buy record is written under basisOf[plea], and the 0.5% cashback is credited as sIMD to the token contract.

  PLEA has no sweep, so both stay there. Only the buyer loses, so this is the same class as THREAT-MODEL section 3 'Sinks' (the Letterbox, Seasons, the Tribunal, the distributor), but the list does not name the token itself. No invariant breaks (invariants 19-22 checked: totalSupply unchanged, the fee split and the cap ratchet treat it like any buy).

  Merged from the permissions specialist's finding; reproduced on this commit. Fix, if wanted: add || t == plea to _validTrader (about 20 bytes; the hook has 218 bytes of room) or list the token under 'Sinks'.

  whole finding

  Default fixture (Sepolia settings, 91 minutes after seed), after one ordinary 100 IMD buy by bob that closes the opening exception. alice calls router.buyExactIn(100e18, abi.encode(address(plea))).

  Expected under the trader rule's intent: RecipientRequired, or the PLEA delivered to a wallet.

  Actual (test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol test_buyNamingThePleaTokenParksPleaInTheToken, run on this commit): the swap succeeds, plea.balanceOf(address(plea)) rises by 16,109,731 PLEA, simd.balanceOf(address(plea)) is 0.4914 sIMD, hook.basisOf(address(plea)) = (100e18 spent, 16,109,731e18 held); nothing can move either again.

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• 2.infobeforeSwap narrows the reserved fee to int128 with an unchecked cast; a request whose fee is 2^127 or more wraps the hook's delta (every such swap still reverts, so no impact)src/PleaHook.sol:473

          return (IHooks.beforeSwap.selector, toBeforeSwapDelta(int128(int256(fee)), 0), 0);

  fee is a uint256 share of params.amountSpecified; int128(int256(fee)) keeps the low 128 bits. For |amountSpecified| around 2^133 (fee in [2^127, 2^128)) the hook's specified delta turns negative while the tstore'd specFee keeps the full value, so afterSwap computes a refund of about 2^127 against a small fill.

  Outcomes traced and reproduced: fee in [2^127, 2^127 + specDue): the refund mint succeeds and the hook's IMD delta ends at exactly -2^128, which nobody can settle, so the unlock reverts CurrencyNotSettled; larger fees revert earlier in the PoolManager's SafeCast. No value moves and nothing is stuck; the only cost is an incidental rather than explicit revert, for amounts many orders of magnitude above the IMD supply.

  Merged from the permissions specialist's finding; reproduced on this commit.

  Defensive fix: SafeCast.toInt128(fee) (v4-core already vendors SafeCast) or a fee > uint128(type(int128).max) guard.

  whole finding

  Default fixture (PLEA is currency0, 91 minutes after seed).

  A router unlocks and calls swap with zeroForOne = false (a buy, IMD in), amountSpecified = -((2^127 * 10175) / 175 + 1000) so the reserved fee is 2^127 + 17, sqrtPriceLimitX96 = spot * 1001 / 1000 (a small fill), hookData = abi.encode(alice), and settles nothing.

  Expected: an explicit revert on the oversized request.

  Actual (test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol test_hugeFeeRequestReverts, run on this commit): the unlock reverts with CurrencyNotSettled() (0x5212cba1); alice holds no PLEA and no ERC-6909 IMD claims afterwards.

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2. Audit mathAgent #926found nothing

   The review of area A3 is complete and clean: no defect in src/PleaHook.sol or src/interfaces/IStacker.sol that I could substantiate with a concrete input, so .imd-findings.json holds an empty list.

   What I checked, and how

   • Fee algebra on every path. Exact-input fees are reserved on the gross input as a share of what reaches the pool, then recharged on the actual fill with the surplus refunded. Exact-output fees are reserved on the requested output and the whole fill is enforced. A brute force over every input size up to 20,000 wei and every launch-window rate confirmed the floor-divided cashback, owner and prize shares never exceed the IMD fee, and that an exact-output whole fill pays exactly the reserved fee with no stray refund.
   • Basis and spent. After a price-limited partial fill, the trader's recorded spent equals the IMD actually paid to the wei and the recorded held equals the PLEA received, so the gate's fact table reads the right numbers. The launch extra fee is included in spent as the brief requires.
   • The Letterbox's delivery floor. A sale nets 0.9975 times 0.9825 of gross, about 98.004%, so the Letterbox's 200 basis-point assumption is on the safe side.
   • The cap ratchet. The daily-allowance bookkeeping with lastCapDecayAt and the remainder is exact in both directions. Across a 3-day idle gap the cap fell by exactly the banked allowance, a second trade in the same block took nothing more, and 12 hours later it fell by exactly half a day's worth. It never fell below the holdings or the 900k floor. An over-cap sell after the death trimmed exactly the excess, left the holdings within MIN_TRIM of the cap, and moved only the band's proportional IMD to claims.
   • The wall and the guard. The guard rose at most 400 ticks over 24 hourly trades. Through a trim, a rebalance and a sell cycle, the hook's IMD balance equalled its retained reserve, its claims equalled retainClaims, and it held no PLEA. The drained-region rule and single-sided placement held in both orderings.
   • Both currency orderings. All probes ran with IMD as currency0 and with PLEA as currency0.
   • Ledger fixes for this area (R4-A1-1, R4-A3-1 through R4-A3-4, R3-A3-1, R3-A1-1, R2-A3-3, R2-A3-4, R1-A3-2, R1-A3-3): their regression tests in AuditRound1, Hook and HookRevision pass, 81 tests in all, and reading each fix found no new path opened.

   Invariants checked: 19, 20, 21 and 22 of THREAT-MODEL section 2, plus the hook-side parts of 3 (hourly checkpoints, the price an hour's first trade found). No agreed number has changed: 2.0% split 50/75/25/25 bps, 25 bps PLEA burn, 90-minute window from 7,000 bps, 5M PLEA cap, 900k floor over 15 days, 400 ticks a day, 2 IMD reserve, 5,700 IMD seed on this branch.

   Limits. No fork run and no static analyser ran. The fuzz-heavy invariant and adversarial suites behind the full profile were not rerun in this session. My probe file lives under test/scratch/ and is not part of the submission.

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3. Audit flowAgent #1023found nothing

   The review of area A3 is complete. No reproducible defect was found in PleaHook, so .imd-findings.json holds the empty list.

   What was reviewed. src/PleaHook.sol and src/interfaces/IStacker.sol in full, with the calls they make into PLEA's transfer rule, the gate's _sell / unlockCallback swap, Seasons' checkpoint and pot, the launch manifest's credit gas, and the v4-core hook and delta plumbing. THREAT-MODEL invariants 19, 20, 21 and 22 were each traced through the code, plus invariant 1's hook half (sells only through the gate while alive, no positive PLEA delta for a buyer).

   What was checked and held.

   • v4 accounting in both orderings: the specified-side fee as a share of the fill (exact-in and exact-out floors never produce a stray refund), the PartialFill guard on exact output, the hook's delta netting to zero on every path, and PLEA refunds always as ERC-20.
   • The fee split: the three floor-divided shares never exceed the IMD fee, the launch extra goes to the pool, the prize share joins the pool after the death, and the PLEA burn comes from the PLEA leg. The flash-take decision (R3-A3-1 fix) keys on the pool's own IMD and cannot be moved by an unlocker.
   • The trader rule: hookData, dirty upper bits, msgSender() under a 30k budget, excluded recipients, the per-credit Stacker allowance and its reset on both paths (R4-A3-3), the 63/64 arithmetic around the credit, and the plain-IMD fallback.
   • The cap ratchet's remainder bookkeeping is exact across gaps (the consumed time equals the PLEA used scaled by the rate, carried in capDecayRemainder); the cap never rises and never passes below the holdings or the floor; a trim removes at most the excess.
   • The wall guard's 400-tick daily rise with the one-day idle cap, the instant drop only to ticks with liquidity, the drained-region refusal in rebalance, and the single-sided placement in both orderings.
   • Checkpoints record the pre-swap price; basisOf records the fill plus its fee only, so a partial fill's refunded fee never inflates the basis.

   Tests run. All 247 tests in Hook, HookRevision, AuditRound1, Orientation and TraderResolution pass, which covers every regression test named for the fixes in this area. Five scratch probes in test/scratch/Probe.t.sol also pass. They confirm the hook never holds IMD beyond retainedImd or any PLEA after launch-window buys, a window partial fill, a post-death round trip with exact-output trades and a drain, a decay-then-trim gate sale, and lying routers. The only surprise was documented behaviour: a window partial fill's 17.5 IMD refund came back as ERC-6909 claims because the PoolManager held under 3 IMD.

   Not covered. The fork rehearsals and the FOUNDRY_PROFILE=full invariant suites were not run in the time available, and the live Sepolia Stacker's real credit cost against the 1.3M budget was not measured.

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4. Audit permissionsAgent #3found 2 info

   The review is complete. The findings file holds two Info items and nothing higher.

   Outcome. Area A3 (src/PleaHook.sol, src/interfaces/IStacker.sol) shows no Critical, High, Medium or Low defect on this commit. .imd-findings.json at the repository root records two Info observations, each with a reproduction run on this code.

   What I checked, against THREAT-MODEL invariants 19 to 22 (and 17's 82% seed, 3's checkpoint rule):

   • v4 accounting: beforeSwap and afterSwap deltas for exact-in and exact-out in both orderings, fee on the filled amount, partial-fill refunds, the exact-output PartialFill rule, the opening exception and the claims path, retainClaims. A scratch probe (buys, a gated sell, a rebalance deploying a wall, more buys) shows the hook holding exactly retainedImd in IMD, no PLEA, and claims equal to retainClaims.
   • The fee split: a fuzz over amounts and every launch-window rate confirms the floor-divided cashback, owner and prize shares never exceed the fee charged on the fill, for exact input (capped at the reserve) and exact output. The prize share joins liquidity after the death, the burn comes from the PLEA leg. All agreed numbers (0.5 / 0.75 / 0.25 / 0.25 / 0.25%, 90 min, 70%, 5M, 5,700 IMD, 900k, 15 days, 400 ticks, 1M reserve, 2 IMD) match the code.
   • The trader rule: hookData, msgSender(), dirty upper bits, the excluded recipients, RecipientRequired while alive, the per-credit Stacker allowance, the 63/64 gas rule around the credit, the plain-IMD fallback.
   • The cap ratchet and trims: the cap only falls, the banked allowance arithmetic and the lastCapDecayAt / remainder bookkeeping are consistent and never advance past now, floors hold, a trim removes exactly the excess.
   • The wall: guard placement, instant drop and 400-tick daily rise, drained-region refusal, rebalance revert paths, fundWall, wall IMD never leaving the pool. Donations to the pool only enrich the wall.
   • Checkpoints and basis: the hour's first trade records the price it found, basisOf spent includes every fee including the launch extra and excludes refunds, the gate's sell passes the seller and refuses partial fills, the Letterbox floor's 2% sale-fee assumption is slightly conservative against the real 1.996%.
   • Every fix marked fixed for this area: the three regression suites named in the ledger (Hook, HookRevision, AuditRound1) pass, 81 tests. Seasons' checkpoint, called in every buy, has no revert path.

   The two Info findings:

   • A buy may name the PLEA token contract as the trader; the PLEA and the sIMD cashback are parked in the token forever. A sink at the buyer's cost like the documented ones, but not on the threat model's list. Proven: 100 IMD parks 16.78M PLEA.
   • beforeSwap narrows the reserved fee to int128 unchecked. A request with a fee of 2^127 or more wraps the hook's delta, but every such transaction reverts (shown directly: the hook's delta ends at exactly −2^128, unsettleable). No impact; an explicit SafeCast would make the revert deliberate.

   Not done. No proof tests were attached since nothing reached High. The fork and invariant suites under FOUNDRY_PROFILE=full were not run for time. The scratch probes live in test/scratch/ and are not deliverables.

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   • infoA buy may name the PLEA token contract itself as the trader: the bought PLEA and the sIMD cashback are parked in the token forever (a sink the threat model's list does not name)src/PleaHook.sol:692

     _validTrader excludes the Stacker, IMD, sIMD, the hook and the PoolManager, but not the PLEA token contract. A buy whose hookData is abi.encode(plea) resolves plea as the trader: afterSwap takes the whole PLEA output to address(plea) (PLEA._update allows it: the PoolManager is an exempt sender and the token is not a guarded destination), the buy record is written under basisOf[plea], and the 0.5% cashback is credited as sIMD to the token contract.

     PLEA has no sweep, so both stay there. Only the buyer loses, so this is the same class as THREAT-MODEL section 3 'Sinks' (the Letterbox, Seasons, the Tribunal, the distributor), but that list does not name the token itself. No invariant breaks; totalSupply is unchanged and the cap ratchet treats it like any buy.

     Fix, if wanted: add t == plea to _validTrader (about 20 bytes; the hook has 218 bytes of room) or list the token under 'Sinks'.

     Default fixture (Sepolia settings, 91 minutes after seed). alice calls router.buyExactIn(100e18, abi.encode(address(plea))).

     Expected under the trader rule's intent: a refused recipient (RecipientRequired) or the PLEA delivered to a wallet.

     Actual: the swap succeeds and plea.balanceOf(address(plea)) rises by 16,784,742.8 PLEA (test/scratch/Probe.t.sol test_buyNamingThePleaTokenParksPleaInTheToken, run on this commit), the cashback sIMD is minted to address(plea), and nothing can move either again.

     whole reproduction

   • infobeforeSwap narrows the reserved fee to int128 with an unchecked cast; a request whose fee is 2^127 or more wraps the hook's delta (every such swap still reverts, so no impact today)src/PleaHook.sol:473

     fee is a uint256 share of params.amountSpecified; int128(int256(fee)) silently keeps the low 128 bits. For |amountSpecified| around 2^133 (fee in [2^127, 2^128)) the hook's specified delta becomes negative while the tstore'd specFee keeps the full value, so afterSwap computes a refund of about 2^127 against a small fill.

     Traced outcomes: (a) fee in [2^127 + specDue, 2^128) or [2^128, 2^128 + 2^127): the refund mint's SafeCast toInt128 reverts; (b) fee in [2^127, 2^127 + specDue): the mint succeeds but the hook's IMD delta ends at exactly -2^128 (the mint plus the wrapped beforeSwap credit), which nobody can settle, so unlock reverts CurrencyNotSettled. No value moves and nothing is stuck; the only cost is a less specific revert. Such amounts exceed the IMD supply by many orders of magnitude.

     Defensive fix: SafeCast.toInt128(fee) (already imported by v4-core) or a fee > uint128(type(int128).max) guard; purely explicit-revert hygiene.

     whole finding

     Default fixture (IMD is currency0, 91 minutes after seed).

     A router unlocks and calls swap with zeroForOne = true (a buy), amountSpecified = -((2^127 * 10175) / 175 + 1000) so the reserved fee is 2^127 + 17, sqrtPriceLimitX96 = spot * 999 / 1000 (a small fill), hookData = abi.encode(alice).

     Expected: a clean revert on the oversized request.

     Actual (test/scratch/Probe2.t.sol test_hugeFeeWrapsButCannotSettle, run on this commit): the swap call itself succeeds inside the unlock; afterwards the hook's transient IMD delta is exactly -340282366920938463463374607431768211456 (-2^128), the router is owed 170141183460469231726996226784464019327 IMD and alice holds 170141183460469231731605209869584254234 wei of ERC-6909 IMD claims, all inside a transaction that cannot settle (no settleFor can pay 2^128 wei; the hook never settles its own debt), so the unlock reverts CurrencyNotSettled.

     With a fee of 2^127 + specDue or more the refund mint reverts earlier in SafeCast.

     Not exploitable; the finding is that the revert is incidental rather than explicit.

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5. Audit economicsAgent #965found nothing

   The review of area A3 is complete. No reproducible defect was found in PleaHook, so .imd-findings.json holds the empty list.

   What I checked, against THREAT-MODEL invariants 19 to 22 and the A3 list.

   • v4 accounting. Traced the before/after swap deltas for exact-in and exact-out in both currency orderings. The hook's net delta on each currency is exactly zero: the specified-side fee reserved in beforeSwap equals what is spent plus refunded, and the unspecified-side take equals the burn plus the delivered PLEA or the IMD fee. On a whole fill the recomputed fee never exceeds the reserve, so no spurious refund fires. Exact-output partial fills revert as documented.
   • Fee split. Proved by hand that the floor-divided cashback, owner and prize shares never exceed the IMD fee on any path, including the launch extra and the small-amount edge cases, so the pool share never underflows. Fuzzed 64 runs of three buys of 1 wei to 3,000 IMD: the owner's ERC-20 plus claims equal the owner total, Seasons' IMD plus claims equal the prize total, the hook holds exactly its wall reserve and no PLEA, and its claims match retainClaims.
   • Cashback and the trader rule. The Stacker allowance is set and cleared per credit, both after success and after a revert. The 63/64 reserve gives the credit exactly creditGas. Dirty hookData words, routers naming themselves, the excluded recipients, and the zero fallback all behave as specified.
   • Cap ratchet. The cap only falls, by at most the banked daily allowance, never below holdings or 900k. The lastCapDecayAt and capDecayRemainder bookkeeping never advances past the current time, so no underflow after long gaps.
   • Wall. Ran a scratch test for the drained gap after the death: a sell with a price limit in the gap closes the old wall, places none against the drained tick, and a 1 IMD buy plus a second rebalance restores it just below the band. A sell into the wall, a buy back and a rebalance leave nothing stuck. Rounding of the tick-aligned wall placement keeps it single-sided in both orderings.
   • Checkpoints and basis. basisOf spends include every fee, the hour's first trade records the price it found, and the gate's fee sale and plea sale reduce the seller's basis by the PLEA given up including the burn. The Letterbox's 200 bps sale-fee assumption is slightly conservative against the actual 199.6 bps.
   • Agreed numbers. Every constant in the hook matches the threat model and README.

   Notes that are not findings. The first sizeable buy on a fresh PoolManager still pays the owner's fee as ERC-6909 claims when no 2 IMD opening buy precedes it, which is the accepted behaviour in section 3. I also confirmed the int128 cast of a huge reserved fee cannot be exploited, since every truncation leaves the hook with a negative delta that reverts the unlock.

   Limits. The invariant and fork suites were not rerun under the full profile within the time budget. The scratch file under test/scratch/ is a probe, not a deliverable.

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6. Audit judgeAgent #205found 2 info

   The review is complete. The findings file holds two Info findings and nothing higher.

   Verdict for area A3 (PleaHook): no Critical, High, Medium or Low. Both specialist findings reproduced and are kept as Info; the math, flow and economics specialists reported nothing, and I found nothing they missed.

   What I checked

   • THREAT-MODEL invariants 19 to 22 against the code: the 2.0% split on the filled amount in both orderings and both exact-in and exact-out paths, exact-output fill-whole-or-revert, the floor-divided shares never exceeding the IMD fee, the hook as sole locked LP, the 90-minute window and 5M cap, the cap ratchet (down only, daily allowance, 900k floor, never under the holdings), the wall guard and placement, the Stacker allowance per credit, and the gas check around the credit. Every agreed number in the hook matches README and the threat model.
   • Every fix marked fixed for this area (R1-A3-1 to R1-A3-3, R2-A3-3, R2-A3-4, R3-A3-1, R3-A1-1, R4-A1-1, R4-A3-1 to R4-A3-4) by running its named regression test. All 128 tests across Hook, HookRevision, AuditRound1, HookAdversarial and TraderFallbackAdversarial pass, in both currency orderings.
   • The run-8 touchpoints: the gate reads the hook's basis, latest and day-old checkpoints as the hook defines them, and the Letterbox's 2.00% sale-fee assumption is slightly conservative against the hook's actual 1.995%.

   Findings kept, both Info

   • A buy may name the PLEA token contract as the trader. The bought PLEA and the sIMD cashback are parked in the token forever. Reproduced in test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol with the specialist's inputs, with one correction: on an empty pool the first such buy pays no cashback because the opening exception applies, so the probe closes it with a prior buy first. Self-harm only, same class as the documented sinks.
   • The reserved fee is narrowed to int128 with an unchecked cast. Reproduced: a request with a fee of 2^127 + 17 ends in CurrencyNotSettled with nothing moved. Impossible amounts, defensive hygiene only.

   Not done: the fork rehearsal suites and the invariant suites were not run within the time budget. The hook's accounting rests on the deterministic and adversarial suites above.

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   • infoA buy may name the PLEA token contract itself as the trader: the bought PLEA and the sIMD cashback are parked in the token forever (a sink THREAT-MODEL section 3 does not list)src/PleaHook.sol:692

     _validTrader excludes the Stacker, IMD, sIMD, the hook and the PoolManager, but not the PLEA token contract. A buy whose hookData is abi.encode(address(plea)) resolves the token as the trader: afterSwap takes the whole PLEA output to address(plea) (PLEA._update lets it through: the PoolManager is an exempt sender and the token is not a guarded destination), the buy record is written under basisOf[plea], and the 0.5% cashback is credited as sIMD to the token contract.

     PLEA has no sweep, so both stay there. Only the buyer loses, so this is the same class as THREAT-MODEL section 3 'Sinks' (the Letterbox, Seasons, the Tribunal, the distributor), but the list does not name the token itself. No invariant breaks (invariants 19-22 checked: totalSupply unchanged, the fee split and the cap ratchet treat it like any buy).

     Merged from the permissions specialist's finding; reproduced on this commit. Fix, if wanted: add || t == plea to _validTrader (about 20 bytes; the hook has 218 bytes of room) or list the token under 'Sinks'.

     whole finding

     Default fixture (Sepolia settings, 91 minutes after seed), after one ordinary 100 IMD buy by bob that closes the opening exception. alice calls router.buyExactIn(100e18, abi.encode(address(plea))).

     Expected under the trader rule's intent: RecipientRequired, or the PLEA delivered to a wallet.

     Actual (test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol test_buyNamingThePleaTokenParksPleaInTheToken, run on this commit): the swap succeeds, plea.balanceOf(address(plea)) rises by 16,109,731 PLEA, simd.balanceOf(address(plea)) is 0.4914 sIMD, hook.basisOf(address(plea)) = (100e18 spent, 16,109,731e18 held); nothing can move either again.

     whole reproduction

   • infobeforeSwap narrows the reserved fee to int128 with an unchecked cast; a request whose fee is 2^127 or more wraps the hook's delta (every such swap still reverts, so no impact)src/PleaHook.sol:473

     fee is a uint256 share of params.amountSpecified; int128(int256(fee)) keeps the low 128 bits. For |amountSpecified| around 2^133 (fee in [2^127, 2^128)) the hook's specified delta turns negative while the tstore'd specFee keeps the full value, so afterSwap computes a refund of about 2^127 against a small fill.

     Outcomes traced and reproduced: fee in [2^127, 2^127 + specDue): the refund mint succeeds and the hook's IMD delta ends at exactly -2^128, which nobody can settle, so the unlock reverts CurrencyNotSettled; larger fees revert earlier in the PoolManager's SafeCast. No value moves and nothing is stuck; the only cost is an incidental rather than explicit revert, for amounts many orders of magnitude above the IMD supply.

     Merged from the permissions specialist's finding; reproduced on this commit.

     Defensive fix: SafeCast.toInt128(fee) (v4-core already vendors SafeCast) or a fee > uint128(type(int128).max) guard.

     whole finding

     Default fixture (PLEA is currency0, 91 minutes after seed).

     A router unlocks and calls swap with zeroForOne = false (a buy, IMD in), amountSpecified = -((2^127 * 10175) / 175 + 1000) so the reserved fee is 2^127 + 17, sqrtPriceLimitX96 = spot * 1001 / 1000 (a small fill), hookData = abi.encode(alice), and settles nothing.

     Expected: an explicit revert on the oversized request.

     Actual (test/scratch/JudgeProbe.t.sol test_hugeFeeRequestReverts, run on this commit): the unlock reverts with CurrencyNotSettled() (0x5212cba1); alice holds no PLEA and no ERC-6909 IMD claims afterwards.

     whole reproduction
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