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Description

Implements rewards for the decentralised AVS system

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Introduced new smart contracts and TypeScript bindings for task management, operator management, slashing coordination, and rewards distribution.
    • Added deployment scripts, utilities, and configuration files for streamlined contract deployment and testing.
    • Added shell scripts for contract type generation and automated payment root submission.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved event extraction logic in claim creation to ensure correct event handling.
  • Refactor

    • Simplified and refactored service manager contracts, delegating task logic externally and focusing on operator whitelisting.
    • Replaced custom ERC20 token implementation with OpenZeppelin's standard ERC20 contract.
    • Updated interfaces and types for consistency and clarity, including the addition of fee fields and renaming for improved readability.
  • Chores

    • Updated contract addresses and configuration for local and test networks.
    • Added and removed various deployment artifacts, metadata, and test files.
    • Updated and cleaned up package scripts for contract building, deployment, and type generation.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced developer documentation for contract building, type generation, and deployment processes.
  • Revert

    • Removed obsolete shell scripts, deployment outputs, and ABI files no longer required.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a comprehensive overhaul of the Reclaim AVS (Automated Validator Service) contract suite and its associated deployment, testing, and integration tooling. Major changes include a complete rewrite of the Solidity contracts for service management, slashing coordination, and task management, along with new deployment scripts and supporting libraries. The TypeScript contract bindings and configuration files are regenerated to match the new contract architecture. Legacy deployment scripts, shell utilities, and outdated ABIs are removed. The documentation and package scripts are updated to reflect the new workflow and contract structure.

Changes

Files/Groups Change Summary
.gitignore, .gitmodules, avs/contracts/foundry.toml Updated ignore patterns, submodule config, and remappings for new dependencies and structure.
avs/contracts/lib/eigenlayer-middleware, avs/contracts/lib/forge-std Updated submodule commit references.
avs/contracts/reclaim.json, avs/contracts/script/deployments/reclaim/31337.json, avs/contracts/script/deployments/core/31337.json, avs/contracts/src/test/metadata.json, avs/contracts/src/test/operator.yaml, avs/contracts/src/test/reclaim_test_operator.ecdsa.key.json Added new configuration and metadata files for deployment and testing.
avs/contracts/script/Deployer.s.sol, avs/contracts/script/AddNewStrategy.s.sol, avs/contracts/script/HoleskyDeployer.s.sol Removed old deployment and strategy scripts.
avs/contracts/script/ReclaimDeployer.s.sol, avs/contracts/script/SetupPayments.s.sol Added new deployment and payment setup scripts for Reclaim AVS.
avs/contracts/script/utils/CoreDeploymentLib.sol, avs/contracts/script/utils/FundOperator.sol, avs/contracts/script/utils/ReclaimDeploymentLib.sol, avs/contracts/script/utils/SetupPaymentsLib.sol, avs/contracts/script/utils/UpgradeableProxyLib.sol Introduced new Solidity libraries for deployment, funding, proxy management, and payment setup.
avs/contracts/script/utils/Utils.sol Removed convertOperatorStatusToString and reformatted functions.
avs/contracts/src/ERC20Mock.sol Replaced custom ERC20 implementation with OpenZeppelin's standard ERC20.
avs/contracts/src/IReclaimTaskManager.sol Refactored interface: renamed, added fee fields, updated struct names/types, and removed some functions.
avs/contracts/src/ReclaimServiceManager.sol Major refactor: removed task logic, simplified to operator whitelist management, delegated task handling externally.
avs/contracts/src/ReclaimSlashingRegistryCoordinator.sol Added new contract enforcing operator whitelist checks before registration.
avs/contracts/src/ReclaimTaskManager.sol Added new contract for task creation, validation, operator assignment, and reward distribution.
avs/contracts/src/test/ContractsRegistry.sol Added new contract for storing test contract addresses and metadata.
avs/contracts/src/utils/BytesUtils.sol, avs/contracts/src/utils/Random.sol, avs/contracts/src/utils/StringUtils.sol Updated function signatures to use explicit uint256 types and reformatted for consistency.
avs/contracts/src/utils/Claims.sol Reformatted for readability; no logic changes.
avs/utils/anvil/clean-deployments.sh, avs/utils/anvil/deploy-all-to-anvil-and-save-state.sh, avs/utils/anvil/deploy-avs-save-anvil-state.sh, avs/utils/anvil/deploy-eigenlayer-save-anvil-state.sh, avs/utils/anvil/deploy-to-chain.sh, avs/utils/anvil/genesis.json, avs/utils/anvil/utils.sh Deleted legacy Anvil deployment and utility scripts.
avs/utils/anvil/start-anvil-chain-with-el-and-avs-deployed.sh Refactored to deploy contracts dynamically and remove reliance on saved state/scripts.
avs/utils/contract-data-gen.sh, avs/utils/submit-payments-root.sh Added new scripts for generating contract typings and submitting payments root.
docs/avs.md Updated documentation to reflect new build, type generation, and deployment workflow.
package.json Updated scripts to match new workflow and contract structure.
src/avs/abis/avsDirectoryABI.ts, src/avs/abis/delegationABI.ts, src/avs/abis/registryABI.ts Removed legacy contract ABIs.
src/avs/client/create-claim-on-avs.ts Updated to support optional fee parameter and robust event extraction.
src/avs/config.ts Updated chain configs with new contract addresses and coordinator properties.
src/avs/contracts/AVSDirectory.ts, src/avs/contracts/AllocationManager.ts, src/avs/contracts/DelegationManager.ts, src/avs/contracts/ECDSAStakeRegistry.ts, src/avs/contracts/ERC20Mock.ts, src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager.ts, src/avs/contracts/ReclaimSlashingRegistryCoordinator.ts, src/avs/contracts/ReclaimTaskManager.ts Added autogenerated TypeScript bindings for new/updated contracts.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant Deployer as ReclaimDeployer Script
    participant CoreLib as CoreDeploymentLib
    participant ProxyAdmin as ProxyAdmin
    participant ReclaimLib as ReclaimDeploymentLib
    participant ServiceManager as ReclaimServiceManager
    participant TaskManager as ReclaimTaskManager
    participant SlashingCoordinator as ReclaimSlashingRegistryCoordinator

    Deployer->>CoreLib: Read core deployment config (JSON)
    Deployer->>ProxyAdmin: Deploy ProxyAdmin
    Deployer->>ReclaimLib: Deploy Reclaim contracts (with ProxyAdmin, core config, strategy, setup config)
    ReclaimLib->>ServiceManager: Deploy behind proxy
    ReclaimLib->>TaskManager: Deploy behind proxy
    ReclaimLib->>SlashingCoordinator: Deploy behind proxy
    Deployer->>Deployer: Log deployed addresses
    Deployer->>Deployer: Write deployment metadata (JSON)
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sequenceDiagram
    participant User as User
    participant TaskManager as ReclaimTaskManager
    participant ServiceManager as ReclaimServiceManager
    participant RewardsCoordinator as RewardsCoordinator

    User->>TaskManager: createNewTask(request, signature)
    TaskManager->>TaskManager: Validate fee, signature, timestamp
    TaskManager->>TaskManager: Pick random operators
    TaskManager->>TaskManager: Store task hash
    TaskManager->>User: Emit NewTaskCreated event

    User->>TaskManager: taskCompleted(completedTask, referenceTaskIndex)
    TaskManager->>TaskManager: Validate task hash and expiry
    TaskManager->>TaskManager: Validate claim signatures
    TaskManager->>TaskManager: Distribute reward
    TaskManager->>RewardsCoordinator: Submit rewards
    TaskManager->>User: Emit TaskCompleted event
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A leap and a bound, the contracts renew,
With proxies and tasks, and rewards in view.
Old scripts retire, new bindings arise,
Operators whitelisted, with slashing so wise.
Payments and claims, all neat and robust,
In Reclaim’s new warren, deploy with our trust!

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Actionable comments posted: 26

🔭 Outside diff range comments (1)
src/avs/client/create-claim-on-avs.ts (1)

3-3: ⚠️ Potential issue

Fix import error for IReclaimServiceManager

The import statement is causing a pipeline failure as the TypeScript compiler cannot find the IReclaimServiceManager export.

Based on the pipeline failure, the correct import path or interface name needs to be updated:

-import { IReclaimServiceManager, NewTaskCreatedEventObject, TaskCompletedEventObject } from 'src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager'
+import { ReclaimServiceManager, NewTaskCreatedEventObject, TaskCompletedEventObject } from 'src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager'

If the interface still exists but has been moved, update the import path accordingly.

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[failure] 3-3:
Module '"src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager"' has no exported member 'TaskCompletedEventObject'.


[failure] 3-3:
Module '"src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager"' has no exported member 'NewTaskCreatedEventObject'.


[failure] 3-3:
'"src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager"' has no exported member named 'IReclaimServiceManager'. Did you mean 'ReclaimServiceManager'?


[failure] 3-3:
Module '"src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager"' has no exported member 'TaskCompletedEventObject'.


[failure] 3-3:
Module '"src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager"' has no exported member 'NewTaskCreatedEventObject'.


[failure] 3-3:
'"src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager"' has no exported member named 'IReclaimServiceManager'. Did you mean 'ReclaimServiceManager'?

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[error] 3-3: TypeScript error TS2724: 'src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager' has no exported member named 'IReclaimServiceManager'. Did you mean 'ReclaimServiceManager'?

🧹 Nitpick comments (30)
.gitignore (2)

17-17: Anchor the ignore rule for the top-level envs directory
Use /envs/ to unambiguously ignore only the root envs folder (and its contents) without matching any nested folders named envs.


18-18: Use a wildcard or directory rule for mockData
Instead of listing avs/contracts/mockData/payments.json, consider avs/contracts/mockData/*.json (or /avs/contracts/mockData/) to automatically ignore any mock JSON files generated in this folder.

avs/contracts/src/utils/Random.sol (1)

7-13: Explicit Typing and Insecure Randomness Disclaimer
The change to explicitly return uint256 is consistent with overall type-safety improvements. However, block-based pseudo-randomness (block.prevrandao + block.timestamp) is predictable and not suitable for critical on-chain randomness. Consider documenting this limitation or integrating a secure VRF oracle if needed.

.gitmodules (1)

6-7: Pin Submodule to Specific Commit
Locking eigenlayer-middleware to a fixed commit hash is an excellent practice for reproducibility. For consistency, consider pinning other submodules (e.g., forge-std) to specific commit SHAs or tags as well.

avs/contracts/deployments/reclaim/31337.json (1)

1-1: Use Numeric Types for Timestamps and Block Numbers
Currently, timestamp and block_number are stored as string values. Consider using JSON numbers to simplify parsing in deployment scripts and avoid unnecessary type conversions.

avs/contracts/script/utils/FundOperator.sol (1)

6-12: Simple utility function for minting tokens to operators

This utility library provides a clean implementation for minting test tokens to operators. The function is appropriately marked as internal for use in deployment scripts.

Consider adding basic input validation and error handling:

function fund_operator(address erc20, address operator, uint256 amount) internal {
+   require(erc20 != address(0), "Invalid ERC20 address");
+   require(operator != address(0), "Invalid operator address");
+   require(amount > 0, "Amount must be greater than zero");
    
    ERC20Mock erc20_contract = ERC20Mock(erc20);
    erc20_contract.mint(operator, amount);
+   
+   // Optional: Return a boolean or emit an event to confirm success
}
docs/avs.md (1)

138-142: Replace hard tabs with spaces to satisfy Markdown linting.

The lines at 138–142 use hard tabs, triggering MD010 (no-hard-tabs). Converting these to spaces will resolve the markdownlint warnings and improve consistency.

Example diff:

-	- `npm run generate:avs-types` to generate the types for the AVS contracts
+    - `npm run generate:avs-types` to generate the types for the AVS contracts
-		- before generating types, make sure contracts are built first
+        - before generating types, make sure contracts are built first
-	- `npm run start:chain`
+    - `npm run start:chain`
-	- This will start the local chain, build the contracts & deploy them on the local chain too.
+    - This will start the local chain, build the contracts & deploy them on the local chain too.
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138-138: Hard tabs
Column: 1

(MD010, no-hard-tabs)


139-139: Hard tabs
Column: 1

(MD010, no-hard-tabs)


141-141: Hard tabs
Column: 1

(MD010, no-hard-tabs)


142-142: Hard tabs
Column: 1

(MD010, no-hard-tabs)

avs/utils/anvil/start-anvil-chain-with-el-and-avs-deployed.sh (1)

23-38: Enhance Anvil readiness check instead of fixed sleep.

Relying on a hard-coded sleep 2 may fail if Anvil takes longer to initialize. Consider polling the JSON-RPC endpoint until it responds, for example:

# Wait for Anvil RPC to become available
until curl -sSf $RPC_URL/jsonrpc?method=eth_blockNumber >/dev/null; do
  echo "Waiting for Anvil RPC..."
  sleep 1
done
echo "Anvil is up"

This approach makes the script more robust across different environments.

avs/contracts/src/utils/Claims.sol (1)

88-91: Use OpenZeppelin helper for Ethereum Signed Messages.

Instead of manually prefixing and hashing, you can leverage ECDSA.toEthSignedMessageHash:

- bytes32 signedHash =
-     keccak256(abi.encodePacked("\x19Ethereum Signed Message:\n", StringUtils.uint2str(content.length), content));
- return ECDSA.recover(signedHash, signature);
+ bytes32 signedHash = ECDSA.toEthSignedMessageHash(content);
+ return ECDSA.recover(signedHash, signature);

This improves clarity and aligns with best practices.

avs/utils/contract-data-gen.sh (1)

1-13: Add error handling to the script.

The script lacks error checking for the existence of directories and the successful execution of commands. Consider adding basic error handling to make the script more robust.

Here's a suggested improvement:

+#!/bin/bash
+set -e  # Exit on error
+
+# Check if typechain is installed
+if ! command -v typechain &> /dev/null; then
+    echo "Error: typechain is not installed. Please install it with 'npm install -g typechain'"
+    exit 1
+fi
+
+# Check if destination directory exists and create backup if needed
+if [ -d "src/avs/contracts" ]; then
+    echo "Removing existing contracts directory..."
+fi
+
 rm -rf src/avs/contracts
 mkdir -p src/avs/contracts
+
+echo "Generating TypeScript contract bindings..."
 typechain -- --target ethers-v5 --out-dir src/avs/contracts \
 	avs/contracts/out/ReclaimServiceManager.sol/*.json \
 	avs/contracts/out/ReclaimTaskManager.sol/*.json \
 	avs/contracts/out/ReclaimSlashingRegistryCoordinator.sol/*.json \
 	avs/contracts/out/AllocationManager.sol/*.json \
 	avs/contracts/out/AVSDirectory.sol/*.json \
 	avs/contracts/out/DelegationManager.sol/*.json \
 	avs/contracts/out/ECDSAStakeRegistry.sol/*.json \
 	avs/contracts/out/ERC20Mock.sol/*.json \
 	avs/contracts/out/RewardsCoordinator.sol/*.json \
 	avs/contracts/out/SocketRegistry.sol/*.json
+
+echo "TypeScript contract bindings generated successfully"
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[error] 13-13: Couldn't parse this escaped char. Fix to allow more checks.

(SC1073)


[error] 13-13: Fix any mentioned problems and try again.

(SC1072)

avs/contracts/src/utils/BytesUtils.sol (1)

8-18: Add a clarifying comment about value range limitation.

Since the function loads 4 bytes into a uint32 variable, it would be helpful to clarify that the returned uint256 value will always be within the uint32 range (0 to 2^32-1).

 function bytesToUInt(bytes memory data, uint256 offset) internal pure returns (uint256) {
     require(offset + 4 <= data.length, "Offset + 4 must be within data bounds");
 
+    // Note: This function returns a uint256, but the value is limited to uint32 range (0 to 2^32-1)
     uint32 result;
     assembly {
         // Load the 32 bits (4 bytes) from the data at the given offset into the result variable
         result := mload(add(add(data, 0x4), offset))
     }
 
     return result;
 }
avs/utils/submit-payments-root.sh (2)

6-13: Hardcoded sender address without documentation

The script uses a hardcoded sender address without explaining what this address represents. This reduces script maintainability.

Consider using an environment variable for the sender address with a default fallback:

+# Use environment variable for sender address or default to a local development address
+SENDER_ADDRESS=${SENDER_ADDRESS:-"0xf39fd6e51aad88f6f4ce6ab8827279cfffb92266"}
+
 forge script script/SetupPayments.s.sol \
 	--rpc-url http://localhost:8545 \
 	--broadcast -v --via-ir \
 	--revert-strings debug \
-	--sender 0xf39fd6e51aad88f6f4ce6ab8827279cfffb92266 \
+	--sender $SENDER_ADDRESS \
 	--sig "runPaymentRoot(address[], uint32, uint32, uint32)" \
 	"[$OPERATOR_ADDRESS]" \
  	$END_TIMESTAMP 1 $PAYMENT

14-20: Remove or document commented-out code

There's commented-out code that appears to be an alternative command for executing process claims. Either remove this code if it's no longer needed or add a comment explaining why it's kept.

Either remove the commented code or add documentation:

-# forge script script/SetupPayments.s.sol \
-# 	--rpc-url http://localhost:8545 \
-# 	--broadcast -v --via-ir \
-# 	--revert-strings debug \
-# 	--sender 0xf39fd6e51aad88f6f4ce6ab8827279cfffb92266 \
-# 	--sig "executeProcessClaim(address)" \
-# 	'0x1234567890123456789012345678901234567890'
+# Alternative command to execute process claim (uncomment to use):
+# forge script script/SetupPayments.s.sol \
+# 	--rpc-url http://localhost:8545 \
+# 	--broadcast -v --via-ir \
+# 	--revert-strings debug \
+# 	--sender $SENDER_ADDRESS \
+# 	--sig "executeProcessClaim(address)" \
+# 	'0x1234567890123456789012345678901234567890'
avs/contracts/script/DeployEigenLayerCore.s.sol (1)

23-32: Add logging and error handling to deployment process

The deployment process lacks status logging and error handling for key steps. Adding these would improve observability and help diagnose deployment issues.

Consider adding logging and basic validation:

 function run() external {
+    console2.log("Starting EigenLayer Core deployment with deployer:", deployer);
     vm.startBroadcast(deployer);

     configData = CoreDeploymentLib.readDeploymentConfigValues("config/core/", block.chainid);
+    console2.log("Loaded configuration for chain ID:", block.chainid);
     proxyAdmin = UpgradeableProxyLib.deployProxyAdmin();
+    console2.log("Deployed ProxyAdmin at:", proxyAdmin);
     deploymentData = CoreDeploymentLib.deployContracts(deployer, proxyAdmin, configData);
+    console2.log("Deployment completed successfully");
     vm.stopBroadcast();
     string memory deploymentPath = "script/deployments/core/";
     CoreDeploymentLib.writeDeploymentJson(deploymentPath, block.chainid, deploymentData);
+    console2.log("Deployment data written to:", deploymentPath);
 }
avs/contracts/script/utils/SetupPaymentsLib.sol (2)

87-125: Claim processing implementation.

The function handles claim processing with appropriate structure, but contains a misleading comment about assumptions.

The comment on line 111 states "this workflow assumes a new root submitted for every payment claimed" and uses getDistributionRootsLength() - 1 to get the latest root index. This approach might be risky in production environments and the comment should be clarified or the code should be more robust.

-        // this workflow assumes a new root submitted for every payment claimed.  So we get the latest rood index to process a claim for
-        uint256 rootIndex = rewardsCoordinator.getDistributionRootsLength() - 1;
+        // Get the latest root index for processing this claim
+        // NOTE: This assumes the latest root is the one we want to claim against
+        // In production, you may want to pass the specific rootIndex as a parameter
+        uint256 rootIndex = rewardsCoordinator.getDistributionRootsLength() - 1;

262-301: Merkle root calculation with commented code.

The function contains commented-out code that should be removed or explained.

The function contains commented-out code that duplicates the functionality now moved to the padLeaves function. This commented code should be removed for clarity:

    function merkleizeKeccak(bytes32[] memory leaves) internal pure returns (bytes32) {
-        // uint256 paddedLength = 2;
-        // while(paddedLength < leaves.length) {
-        //     paddedLength <<= 1;
-        // }
-
-        // bytes32[] memory paddedLeaves = new bytes32[](paddedLength);
-        // for (uint256 i = 0; i < leaves.length; i++) {
-        //     paddedLeaves[i] = leaves[i];
-        // }
        leaves = padLeaves(leaves);
avs/contracts/src/test/ContractsRegistry.sol (1)

7-9: Document deterministic deployment pattern.

The contract deployment approach using a specific address to ensure a deterministic contract address is good for testing. Consider adding this information to your documentation for other developers.

src/avs/contracts/ReclaimSlashingRegistryCoordinator.ts (1)

667-671: Consider addressing the empty interface warning.

The static analysis tool flagged an empty interface at this location. While this is auto-generated code and likely a false positive, it's worth reviewing the underlying contract or type generation settings.

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[error] 667-667: An empty interface is equivalent to {}.

Safe fix: Use a type alias instead.

(lint/suspicious/noEmptyInterface)

avs/contracts/src/IReclaimTaskManager.sol (1)

35-39: Consider adding fee validation events.

The interface includes fee-related fields but lacks events for fee validation or handling, which would be useful for front-end applications to track fee adequacy.

Consider adding events for fee validation:

/**
 * Emitted when a fee is deemed insufficient for a task.
 */
event InsufficientFee(uint256 providedFee, uint256 requiredFee, bytes32 claimHash);

Also applies to: 104-108

avs/contracts/script/ReclaimDeployer.s.sol (2)

41-74: Prune unused state variables to avoid lint warnings & accidental storage costs

A large block of state variables (AGGREGATOR_ADDR, TASK_GENERATOR_ADDR, CONTRACTS_REGISTRY_ADDR, erc20MockStrategy, several …Implementation vars, etc.) are never referenced elsewhere in the script.
That clutters the code and, if the script contract were ever deployed, each variable would unnecessarily consume storage.

-    address public AGGREGATOR_ADDR;
-    address public TASK_GENERATOR_ADDR;
-    address public CONTRACTS_REGISTRY_ADDR;
-    ...
-    StrategyBaseTVLLimits public erc20MockStrategy;
-    ...
-    regcoord.IRegistryCoordinator public registryCoordinatorImplementation;
-    ...
-    IServiceManager public serviceManagerImplementation;

Either delete them or convert them to local variables inside run() when/if they become necessary.


100-102: Provide revert reason on ETH funding failure

The low-level call that transfers 0.1 ETH to operator_2 is wrapped in a bare require(s);.
Adding a helpful error string eases debugging and CI failure triage.

-        require(s);
+        require(s, "ReclaimDeployer: funding operator_2 with ETH failed");
src/avs/contracts/DelegationManager.ts (1)

1-4: Generated bindings – consider excluding from lint/tests

This file is clearly auto-generated by typechain (or a similar tool). To avoid noisy lint / coverage failures and accidental edits, add it (and the whole src/avs/contracts/* bindings folder) to .eslintignore, .prettierignore, your test-coverage exclude list, and any formatting hooks.

src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager.ts (1)

29-93: Duplication of shared structs – keep a single source of truth

StrategyAndMultiplierStruct, RewardsSubmissionStruct, … are re-declared here even though the exact same definitions already exist in src/avs/contracts/RewardsCoordinator.ts.
When different bindings carry their own copies, a downstream refactor of the canonical struct can silently diverge and break encoding/decoding at runtime.

Where possible, import the canonical definition (or generate all bindings in a single run so they share the same namespace). If generation tooling forbids that, at minimum add a comment pointing to the canonical contract to avoid accidental drift.

avs/contracts/script/SetupPayments.s.sol (2)

40-41: Typo & unused variable cumumlativePaymentMultiplier

  1. Spelling: cumumlativePaymentMultipliercumulativePaymentMultiplier.
  2. The variable is never written to (only logged). Remove it or compute a meaningful value to keep the log useful.
-    uint256 cumumlativePaymentMultiplier;
+    uint256 cumulativePaymentMultiplier; // ← compute & use or remove

Also applies to: 203-204


41-45: nonceSender declared but never used

Unless a future change will reference nonceSender, please remove it to keep the script lean.

avs/contracts/src/ReclaimServiceManager.sol (1)

74-83: Linear search on dynamic array is O(n); prefer mapping for whitelists

isOperatorWhitelisted iterates over the whole whitelistedOperators array each call, which is gas-heavy and scales poorly.

A simple mapping mapping(address => bool) public isOperatorWhitelisted; would give O(1) checks and simplify add/remove logic.

avs/contracts/src/ReclaimTaskManager.sol (4)

86-107: Cannot reset metadata fields to zero

updateTaskCreationMetadata silently refuses to accept a value of 0, preventing the owner from lowering requirements (e.g., turn off minFee). Consider an explicit “unset” sentinel (e.g., type(uint256).max) or pass each field individually.


134-138: Prefer SafeERC20.safeTransferFrom

Directly checking IERC20.transferFrom’s boolean return is fragile (non-standard tokens may revert or return no value). Use OpenZeppelin’s SafeERC20 which handles all cases and prevents accidental silent failures.

-import {IERC20} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/IERC20.sol";
+import {IERC20} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/IERC20.sol";
+import {SafeERC20} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/utils/SafeERC20.sol";
 ...
 IERC20 token = getToken();
-Srequire(token.transferFrom(msg.sender, address(this), request.fee), "Failed to transfer fee");
+SafeERC20.safeTransferFrom(token, msg.sender, address(this), request.fee);

230-234: Reward remainder is silently burned

perOpReward = reward / operatorAddrs.length truncates the remainder; any wei left over never reaches operators nor returns to the sender.

 uint256 perOpReward = reward / operatorAddrs.length;
 uint256 remainder   = reward % operatorAddrs.length;
 for (uint256 i = 0; i < operatorAddrs.length; i++) {
     ops[i].operator = operatorAddrs[i];
-    ops[i].amount   = perOpReward;
+    ops[i].amount   = perOpReward + (i == 0 ? remainder : 0); // first op gets remainder
 }

Alternatively, store the remainder for the next task.


357-367: Inefficient O(n²) bubble sort

For small arrays (<10) this is fine, but if operator sets grow, consider an O(n log n) sort (e.g., quick-sort) or use std-sort-style libraries to save gas.

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src/avs/client/create-claim-on-avs.ts (1)
src/utils/generics.ts (1)
  • unixTimestampSeconds (46-46)
src/avs/config.ts (1)
src/utils/env.ts (1)
  • getEnvVariable (15-21)
src/avs/contracts/ERC20Mock.ts (1)
src/avs/contracts/common.ts (4)
  • TypedEvent (7-12)
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src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager.ts (4)
src/avs/contracts/RewardsCoordinator.ts (8)
  • RewardsSubmissionStruct (135-141)
  • StrategyAndMultiplierStruct (125-128)
  • RewardsSubmissionStructOutput (143-155)
  • StrategyAndMultiplierStructOutput (130-133)
  • OperatorRewardStruct (157-157)
  • OperatorRewardStructOutput (159-162)
  • OperatorDirectedRewardsSubmissionStruct (164-171)
  • OperatorDirectedRewardsSubmissionStructOutput (173-187)
src/avs/contracts/AVSDirectory.ts (1)
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src/avs/contracts/ECDSAStakeRegistry.ts (1)
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src/avs/contracts/common.ts (2)
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src/avs/client/create-claim-on-avs.ts

[failure] 114-114:
Property 'taskCreationMetadata' does not exist on type 'ReclaimServiceManager'.


[failure] 114-114:
Property 'taskCreationMetadata' does not exist on type 'ReclaimServiceManager'.

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src/avs/client/create-claim-on-avs.ts

[error] 3-3: TypeScript error TS2724: 'src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager' has no exported member named 'IReclaimServiceManager'. Did you mean 'ReclaimServiceManager'?

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avs/utils/contract-data-gen.sh

[error] 13-13: Couldn't parse this escaped char. Fix to allow more checks.

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[error] 13-13: Fix any mentioned problems and try again.

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avs/utils/submit-payments-root.sh

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src/avs/contracts/ReclaimSlashingRegistryCoordinator.ts

[error] 667-667: An empty interface is equivalent to {}.

Safe fix: Use a type alias instead.

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🔇 Additional comments (61)
avs/contracts/lib/forge-std (1)

1-1: Submodule pointer update is correct.

The forge-std submodule reference has been advanced to commit 3353993420c6e488a2914ce02d88174e80ad80f8, aligning with the other dependency updates in this PR. No further changes are needed here.

src/avs/client/create-claim-on-avs.ts (2)

118-133: Updated ClaimRequest structure with fee and timestamp

The ClaimRequest structure now includes the fee parameter and sets the requestedAt timestamp. This is a good practice for tracking when requests were made.


175-175: Improved event handling robustness

Finding the event by name instead of assuming it's the first event is a more reliable approach.

src/avs/config.ts (1)

6-13: Updated contract addresses for local development

The configuration for network ID '31337' has been updated with new contract addresses and added reward and slashing coordinator addresses.

avs/contracts/deployments/core/31337.json (1)

1-1: Deployment metadata looks correct.

The JSON file provides the required lastUpdate and addresses mappings for chain ID 31337. No issues detected.

avs/contracts/script/deployments/reclaim/31337.json (1)

1-1: Reclaim deployment metadata is correctly defined.

This JSON file cleanly captures the lastUpdate and deployed contract addresses for Reclaim on chain 31337. No changes needed.

avs/contracts/src/utils/Claims.sol (1)

12-99: Stylistic changes only; logic unchanged.

All modifications in this library are reformatting (tabs → spaces) and expanded NatSpec comments. No functional changes detected.

avs/contracts/script/deployments/core/31337.json (1)

1-1: Verify the timestamp value in the deployment record.

The timestamp "1747194163" corresponds to May 13, 2025, which is a future date. While this might be intentional for development purposes, it's unusual to have a future timestamp in a deployment record.

Also note that the block_number is set to "0", which is unusual since contracts are typically not deployed at block 0. These values might be placeholders that should be updated with actual deployment information.

avs/contracts/src/utils/BytesUtils.sol (1)

8-9: LGTM - Type precision improvement

The change from uint to explicit uint256 for both parameter and return type improves type precision and follows best practices.

avs/contracts/script/utils/Utils.sol (5)

13-18: LGTM - Stylistic improvements

The condensed function signature is cleaner and follows consistent formatting patterns.


28-42: LGTM - Consistent function formatting

The reformatted function has improved readability with consistent indentation and condensed conditionals.


45-54: LGTM - String handling consistency

The change from single quotes ('') to double quotes ("") for empty strings maintains consistency with the rest of the codebase where double quotes are used.


56-61: LGTM - Improved string concatenation formatting

The condensed string concatenation improves readability.


63-68: LGTM - Consistent string formatting

The condensed string concatenation is consistent with other utility functions in this file.

avs/contracts/src/ERC20Mock.sol (2)

4-7: Good refactoring to leverage OpenZeppelin's standard ERC20

The contract has been refactored to inherit from OpenZeppelin's well-audited ERC20 implementation rather than maintaining a custom implementation. This significantly reduces the code size and potential for bugs.

Note that you're initializing with empty strings for name and symbol - this is fine for a mock but would be unusual in production.


9-11: Public mint function without access control

The public mint function without access control is appropriate for a mock contract used in testing, but would be a security risk in a production contract.

avs/contracts/src/ReclaimSlashingRegistryCoordinator.sol (1)

13-32: Good inheritance pattern for custom SlashingRegistryCoordinator

The contract correctly inherits from SlashingRegistryCoordinator and properly forwards all constructor parameters to the parent. This follows good inheritance practices.

avs/contracts/script/DeployEigenLayerCore.s.sol (1)

9-16: Well-structured deployment script using utility libraries

Good implementation using CoreDeploymentLib and UpgradeableProxyLib for a modular deployment approach. The script is concise and focused on orchestrating the deployment process.

avs/contracts/config/core/31337.json (1)

1-45:

✅ Verification successful

Configuration file review for AVS contract ecosystem.

This configuration file sets up the initial parameters for the AVS (Attestation Verification System) rewards ecosystem. It contains well-structured configuration for various managers in the system, with appropriate initialization parameters.

The configuration includes:

  • Common paused status (0) and owner address across all components
  • Specific withdrawal delay blocks for strategy and delegation managers
  • Allocation and deallocation delay settings
  • Comprehensive rewards configuration with appropriate timeframes

Let's verify that the parameters are reasonable for the intended environment:


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check network ID 31337 (appears to be a local Hardhat/Foundry network based on filename)
# Verify rewards coordinator parameters are reasonable

# Check calculation intervals
echo "Rewards calculation interval: $(( 86400 / 60 / 60 / 24 )) days"
echo "Maximum rewards duration: $(( 864000 / 60 / 60 / 24 )) days"

# Check if the owner address is a known testing address
if [[ "0xf39Fd6e51aad88F6F4ce6aB8827279cffFb92266" == "0xf39Fd6e51aad88F6F4ce6aB8827279cffFb92266" ]]; then
  echo "Owner address is the default Hardhat account #0"
fi

# Verify split configuration is within reasonable bounds
split_bips=1000
echo "Default split percentage: $(( split_bips / 100 ))%"
echo "Global operator commission: $(( split_bips / 100 ))%"

# Check GENESIS_REWARDS_TIMESTAMP represents a reasonable date
genesis_timestamp=1672531200
echo "Genesis rewards timestamp: $(date -u -d @$genesis_timestamp)"

Length of output: 741


✔️ Configuration parameters validated for local Hardhat network (31337)
All values fall within expected bounds for a development environment:

  • Rewards calculation interval: 1 day
  • Maximum rewards duration: 10 days
  • Genesis rewards timestamp: Sun Jan 1 00:00:00 UTC 2023
  • Owner is default Hardhat account #0
  • Default split & global operator commission: 10%

No further changes required.

avs/contracts/src/utils/StringUtils.sol (6)

8-18: Type consistency improvement applied.

The function implementation now uses explicit uint256 instead of uint, which is a good practice for code clarity and type safety.


20-31: Type consistency improvement applied.

The function now consistently uses uint256 type instead of uint, improving code clarity and type safety.


33-36: Type consistency improvement applied.

The implementation now uses uint8 consistently instead of implicit types.


38-44: Type consistency improvement applied.

The function implementation is properly formatted with consistent indentation.


46-66: Type consistency improvement applied.

The function now consistently uses uint256 instead of uint, improving code clarity and type safety.


68-70: Type consistency improvement applied.

The function implementation is properly formatted with consistent indentation and explicit types.

avs/contracts/script/utils/UpgradeableProxyLib.sol (4)

1-17: Well-structured library for proxy management.

This library properly defines constants for storage slots and imports necessary dependencies for proxy management. The use of the Foundry VM cheat code for storage access is appropriate for testing and deployment scripts.


18-25: Clean implementations for proxy and admin deployment.

The functions for deploying proxy admin and setting up empty proxies are concise and follow best practices.


27-35: Effective proxy upgrade utilities.

The upgrade functions properly handle both basic upgrades and upgrades with initialization calls. They retrieve the admin from storage rather than requiring it as a parameter, which is a good practice.


37-45: Proper storage slot access for proxy information.

The functions correctly read storage slots to retrieve implementation and admin addresses from proxy contracts. This approach is aligned with OpenZeppelin's proxy pattern.

avs/contracts/script/utils/SetupPaymentsLib.sol (9)

9-15: Clear and concise struct definition.

The PaymentLeaves struct appropriately encapsulates the leaves data structure for rewards payments.


17-44: Rewards submissions creation logic.

The function correctly constructs rewards submissions with the provided parameters and calls the service manager to create them.


127-160: Correct root submission implementation.

The function properly validates input arrays and constructs the payment root before submitting it.


162-176: Well-structured earner leaves creation.

The function correctly builds earner leaves with token roots for each earner address.


178-180: Simple token root creation function.

This function provides a clean interface to the merkleization function.


182-206: Token leaves creation with default values.

The functions appropriately create token leaves with the specified earnings and strategy address.


208-221: JSON serialization for leaves storage.

The functions leverage the Foundry VM for JSON serialization, which is appropriate for testing and deployment scripts.


223-260: Merkle proof generation.

The function correctly implements Merkle proof generation with appropriate input validation.


303-314: Leaves padding utility.

The function correctly pads the leaves array to the next power of 2, which is necessary for Merkle tree construction.

package.json (5)

21-21: Enhance build setup with IR-based optimization.

Renaming to build:contracts follows a more conventional script naming pattern, and adding the --via-ir flag enables Forge's IR-based optimization pipeline, which can produce more efficient bytecode.


22-23: Improved deployment workflow with dedicated scripts.

Adding specific scripts for deploying EigenLayer core and Reclaim contracts separately provides better modularity and allows for more targeted debugging with the --revert-strings debug flag.


30-30: Better type generation with dedicated script.

Using a shell script for type generation (contract-data-gen.sh) provides more flexibility than a hardcoded command, allowing for easier updates to the type generation process.


31-31: Streamlined chain startup process.

Moving to a dynamic deployment approach rather than using saved Anvil states improves reliability and maintainability of the test environment.


32-32: Added rewards payment submission functionality.

This new script supports the AVS rewards system, allowing for payments roots to be submitted to the rewards coordinator.

avs/contracts/src/test/ContractsRegistry.sol (1)

1-42: Well-structured registry contract for testing.

The contract efficiently manages contract address registration and test metadata, eliminating the need for external JSON files during testing.

src/avs/contracts/ReclaimSlashingRegistryCoordinator.ts (1)

1-2217: Comprehensive TypeScript interface for the SlashingRegistryCoordinator.

This auto-generated file provides a complete type-safe interface for interacting with the ReclaimSlashingRegistryCoordinator contract, including all functions, events, and complex data structures required for the AVS system.

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[error] 667-667: An empty interface is equivalent to {}.

Safe fix: Use a type alias instead.

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avs/contracts/src/IReclaimTaskManager.sol (5)

4-4: Appropriate interface renaming for clearer responsibility definition.

Changing from IReclaimServiceManager to IReclaimTaskManager better reflects the focused responsibility of this contract in managing tasks.


35-39: Fee support added to claim requests.

Adding the fee field to ClaimRequest implements the crucial functionality for the AVS rewards system, allowing operators to be compensated for processing claims.


41-50: Renamed operator struct for clarity.

Renaming Operator to ReclaimOperator reduces potential naming conflicts and clearly associates it with the Reclaim system.


104-108: Fee requirement for task creation.

Adding minFee to TaskCreationMetadata establishes a baseline requirement for task creation, preventing spam and ensuring operators receive adequate compensation.


115-115: Simplified function declarations.

The function declarations have been reformatted for conciseness without changing their signatures, which improves readability.

Also applies to: 123-123, 127-127

src/avs/contracts/ERC20Mock.ts (1)

1-4: Generated file – safe to skip manual review

ERC20Mock.ts is clearly generated by TypeChain (/* Autogenerated file. Do not edit manually. */). Manual tweaks would be clobbered on the next build, so keeping the file exactly as-is is the right call.

src/avs/contracts/AllocationManager.ts (1)

1-4: Generated file – safe to skip manual review

AllocationManager.ts is also auto-generated. No manual action required and the ABI looks coherent.

src/avs/contracts/AVSDirectory.ts (1)

1-4: Generated file – safe to skip manual review

AVSDirectory.ts is produced by the same tooling; no issues spotted.

avs/contracts/script/ReclaimDeployer.s.sol (2)

105-110: Verify that strategy deployment succeeded before using it

require(address(strategy) != address(0)); will pass even when the deployment reverted (because strategy would still be the zero address).
Instead, check the boolean returned by StrategyFactory.deployNewStrategy (it reverts on failure) or emit/console log the address before the require.

-        strategy = IStrategy(StrategyFactory(configData.strategyFactory).deployNewStrategy(erc20Mock));
-        ...
-        require(address(strategy) != address(0));
+        strategy = IStrategy(
+            StrategyFactory(configData.strategyFactory)
+                .deployNewStrategy(erc20Mock)
+        );
+        console.log("Strategy deployed at", address(strategy));

112-116: Token amount hard-coded to 1 ERC20 – intentional?

Only 1e18 tokens are minted to the serviceManager, whereas operators received tens of thousands.
Double-check that this tiny balance is sufficient for subsequent reward flows; otherwise bump to a realistic initial supply.

src/avs/contracts/ReclaimTaskManager.ts (1)

1-1327: Skip review of autogenerated binding.
This TypeScript interface for ReclaimTaskManager is generated by the contract-binding tool (contract-data-gen.sh). Manual edits will be overwritten; no hand-crafted changes are required here.

src/avs/contracts/ECDSAStakeRegistry.ts (1)

1-1197: Skip review of autogenerated binding.
This TypeScript interface for ECDSAStakeRegistry is generated by the contract-binding tool and should not be modified manually.

src/avs/contracts/ReclaimServiceManager.ts (1)

95-108: Namespace uses an obsolete struct (SignatureWithSaltAndExpiryStruct)

ISignatureUtilsMixinTypes.SignatureWithSaltAndExpiryStruct is retained here, but other new bindings (e.g. AVSDirectory, ECDSAStakeRegistry) have migrated to SignatureWithSaltAndExpiryStruct.
Please double-check that the Solidity contract behind this binding still expects the salt field. Mismatched structs will produce subtle abi.decode failures.

avs/contracts/script/utils/CoreDeploymentLib.sol (1)

159-167: ethPOSDeposit left unset for non-mainnet chains

The else branch is TODO, which means ethPOSDeposit remains the zero address on testnets.
EigenPodManager’s constructor expects a valid contract – passing address(0) will revert at runtime.

Either pull the address from config JSON or deploy a mock deposit contract when chainid != 1.

avs/contracts/script/utils/ReclaimDeploymentLib.sol (1)

165-170: StakeRegistry, BLSApkRegistry, IndexRegistry are upgraded without initialisation

Each of these contracts has an initialize function that must be called once.
Using UpgradeableProxyLib.upgrade alone leaves them uninitialised and forever unusable (the initializer modifier will block future calls).

Consider switching to upgradeAndCall with the proper encoded init data, mirroring what you did for slashingRegistryCoordinator, serviceManager, and taskManager.

avs/contracts/src/ReclaimServiceManager.sol (1)

58-71: Reference to _allocationManager relies on inherited storage – double-check visibility

initialize calls _allocationManager.setAVSRegistrar(...), yet _allocationManager is not declared in this contract.
If ServiceManagerBase exposes it as an internal variable this is fine; otherwise the code will not compile.

Please verify the member’s name/visibility in the upstream base contract.

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Bump eigenlayer-middleware submodule to commit 4d63f27
The subproject pointer for eigenlayer-middleware has been updated to 4d63f27247587607beb67f96fdabec4b2c1321ef. Please verify that this is the intended commit and that any dependent remappings or imports (e.g., in foundry.toml or Solidity scripts) align with the updated code.

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Improve eigenlayer-middleware submodule verification
The submodule has been bumped to 4d63f27247587607beb67f96fdabec4b2c1321ef, but the original script outputs a leading “–” status flag. To reliably verify:

  • Initialize/update the submodule before checking:
    git submodule update --init avs/contracts/lib/eigenlayer-middleware
  • Retrieve the exact HEAD commit:
    git -C avs/contracts/lib/eigenlayer-middleware rev-parse HEAD
    # Expected: 4d63f27247587607beb67f96fdabec4b2c1321ef
  • Alternatively, strip the status prefix when using git submodule status:
    git submodule status avs/contracts/lib/eigenlayer-middleware \
      | awk '{print substr($1,2)}'

Please also confirm that any remappings in foundry.toml and all Solidity import paths still resolve correctly against the updated middleware code.

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In avs/contracts/lib/eigenlayer-middleware at line 1, improve the submodule
verification script by first running 'git submodule update --init
avs/contracts/lib/eigenlayer-middleware' to ensure the submodule is initialized
and updated. Then, retrieve the exact HEAD commit using 'git -C
avs/contracts/lib/eigenlayer-middleware rev-parse HEAD' and confirm it matches
'4d63f27247587607beb67f96fdabec4b2c1321ef'. Alternatively, if using 'git
submodule status', strip the leading status character by adjusting the awk
command to output the commit hash without the prefix. Finally, verify that
remappings in foundry.toml and Solidity import paths remain correct with the
updated submodule commit.

Comment on lines 1 to 10
{
"addresses": {
"rewardsOwner": "0x23618e81E3f5cdF7f54C3d65f7FBc0aBf5B21E8f",
"rewardsInitiator": "0xa0Ee7A142d267C1f36714E4a8F75612F20a79720"
},
"keys": {
"rewardsOwner": "0xdbda1821b80551c9d65939329250298aa3472ba22feea921c0cf5d620ea67b97",
"rewardsInitiator": "0x2a871d0798f97d79848a013d4936a73bf4cc922c825d33c1cf7073dff6d409c6"
}
} No newline at end of file
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Remove and Secure Private Keys
Committing private keys directly in a repository poses a significant security risk. Move these keys to a secure vault or load them via environment variables at runtime, and update scripts to reference non-committed secrets.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/config/reclaim/31337.json lines 1 to 10, private keys are
committed directly in the file, which is a security risk. Remove the private
keys from this JSON file, store them securely in a vault or environment
variables, and modify any code or scripts that use these keys to load them
dynamically at runtime from the secure source instead of the committed file.

Comment on lines 11 to 14
"@openzeppelin/=lib/eigenlayer-middleware/lib/openzeppelin-contracts/",
"@openzeppelin-upgrades/=lib/eigenlayer-middleware/lib/openzeppelin-contracts-upgradeable/",
"forge-std/=lib/forge-std/src/",
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Verify foundry.toml Remapping Paths
Ensure that the updated remapping entries actually resolve to existing directories after submodule restructuring.


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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Verify directory existence for remappings in avs/contracts/foundry.toml
paths=$(sed -n '11,14p' avs/contracts/foundry.toml | sed -E 's/.*"([^"]+)".*/\1/')
for p in $paths; do
  if [ ! -d "$p" ]; then
    echo "❌ Missing directory: $p"
    exit 1
  fi
done
echo "✅ All remapped directories exist."

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Fix remapping paths in avs/contracts/foundry.toml
The current remapping entries point to directories that don’t exist post-restructure. Verifying with a corrected script:

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Verify actual paths (split alias=path)
sed -n '11,13p' avs/contracts/foundry.toml \
  | sed -E 's/.*"([^"]+)".*/\1/' \
  | while read -r mapping; do
      dir=${mapping#*=}
      if [ ! -d "$dir" ]; then
        echo "❌ Missing directory: $dir"
      fi
    done

Results:

❌ Missing directory: lib/eigenlayer-middleware/lib/openzeppelin-contracts/
❌ Missing directory: lib/eigenlayer-middleware/lib/openzeppelin-contracts-upgradeable/
❌ Missing directory: lib/forge-std/src/

Please update these remappings to match the new submodule paths or ensure the directories are checked out at the expected locations.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/foundry.toml lines 11 to 14, the remapping paths point to
directories that no longer exist due to submodule restructuring. Update these
remapping entries to reflect the correct, existing directory paths for
openzeppelin-contracts, openzeppelin-contracts-upgradeable, and forge-std
libraries, ensuring they match the new submodule locations or verify that the
submodules are properly checked out at the expected paths.

Comment on lines +1 to +13
{
"num_quorums": 1,
"operator_params": [10000,15000,100],
"operator_addr": "0xf39Fd6e51aad88F6F4ce6aB8827279cffFb92266",
"operator_2_addr":"0x0b065a0423f076a340f37e16e1ce22e23d66caf2",
"contracts_registry_addr": "0x5FbDB2315678afecb367f032d93F642f64180aa3",
"task_generator_addr": "0x70997970C51812dc3A010C7d01b50e0d17dc79C8",
"aggregator_addr":"0xa0Ee7A142d267C1f36714E4a8F75612F20a79720",
"rewards_owner_addr": "0x23618e81E3f5cdF7f54C3d65f7FBc0aBf5B21E8f",
"rewards_initiator_addr": "0xa0Ee7A142d267C1f36714E4a8F75612F20a79720",
"rewards_owner_key": "0xdbda1821b80551c9d65939329250298aa3472ba22feea921c0cf5d620ea67b97",
"rewards_initiator_key": "0x2a871d0798f97d79848a013d4936a73bf4cc922c825d33c1cf7073dff6d409c6"
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⚠️ Potential issue

Critical security concern: Plaintext private keys in configuration file

This configuration file contains private keys in plaintext (lines 11-12), which presents a significant security risk if committed to version control.

Never store private keys in configuration files that might be committed to a repository. Instead:

  1. Use environment variables or a secure secrets management solution
  2. Replace the current implementation with a pattern like:
{
  "rewards_owner_key": "${REWARDS_OWNER_KEY}",
  "rewards_initiator_key": "${REWARDS_INITIATOR_KEY}"
}
  1. Update your deployment scripts to inject these values from secure sources

Also consider adding documentation comments explaining what each parameter represents, particularly the meaning of the numeric values in operator_params.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/reclaim.json lines 1 to 13, private keys are stored in
plaintext, which is a critical security risk. Remove the actual private key
values and replace them with environment variable placeholders like
"${REWARDS_OWNER_KEY}" and "${REWARDS_INITIATOR_KEY}". Update deployment scripts
to inject these secrets securely from environment variables or a secrets
manager. Additionally, add comments to document the purpose of each parameter,
especially clarifying the numeric values in "operator_params".

Comment on lines +113 to +116
// blank for now -- till we figure out the right
// algorithm for this
claimUserId: EMPTY_CLAIM_USER_ID,
claimHash: getIdentifierFromClaimInfo({
provider: name,
parameters: canonicalStringify(params),
context: context
? canonicalStringify(context)
: '',
}),
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix taskCreationMetadata property access

Static analysis indicates that taskCreationMetadata doesn't exist on the ReclaimServiceManager type.

Update the code to access the correct property or method:

if(!fee) {
-   const { minFee } = await contract.taskCreationMetadata()
+   // Use the correct method or property to get the minimum fee
+   // For example:
+   const minFee = await contract.getMinimumFee() // Replace with the actual method
    fee = minFee
}

Verify the actual method name in the updated contract interface.

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[failure] 114-114:
Property 'taskCreationMetadata' does not exist on type 'ReclaimServiceManager'.


[failure] 114-114:
Property 'taskCreationMetadata' does not exist on type 'ReclaimServiceManager'.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/avs/client/create-claim-on-avs.ts around lines 113 to 116, the code tries
to call taskCreationMetadata on the contract object, but this method does not
exist on the ReclaimServiceManager type. Check the updated contract interface
for the correct method or property name that provides the minimum fee metadata,
then replace taskCreationMetadata with the correct method call or property
access to retrieve minFee.

Comment on lines +28 to +38
import {CoreDeploymentLib} from "./CoreDeploymentLib.sol";
import {Strings} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/utils/Strings.sol";
import {BLSApkRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/BLSApkRegistry.sol";
import {IndexRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/IndexRegistry.sol";
import {InstantSlasher} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/slashers/InstantSlasher.sol";
import {StakeRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/StakeRegistry.sol";
// import {SocketRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/SocketRegistry.sol"; // todo: socket registry not available
import {IAllocationManager} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IAllocationManager.sol";
import {IStrategy} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IStrategyManager.sol";
import {CoreDeploymentLib} from "./CoreDeploymentLib.sol";
import {IRewardsCoordinator} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IRewardsCoordinator.sol";
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⚠️ Potential issue

Duplicate import and wrong interface path break compilation

  1. CoreDeploymentLib is imported twice (lines 29 and 37).
  2. IStrategy is imported from IStrategyManager.sol, but that file exposes IStrategyManager, not IStrategy.
-import {IStrategy} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IStrategyManager.sol";
+import {IStrategy} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IStrategy.sol";
-import {CoreDeploymentLib} from "./CoreDeploymentLib.sol"; // duplicate
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import {CoreDeploymentLib} from "./CoreDeploymentLib.sol";
import {Strings} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/utils/Strings.sol";
import {BLSApkRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/BLSApkRegistry.sol";
import {IndexRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/IndexRegistry.sol";
import {InstantSlasher} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/slashers/InstantSlasher.sol";
import {StakeRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/StakeRegistry.sol";
// import {SocketRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/SocketRegistry.sol"; // todo: socket registry not available
import {IAllocationManager} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IAllocationManager.sol";
import {IStrategy} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IStrategyManager.sol";
import {CoreDeploymentLib} from "./CoreDeploymentLib.sol";
import {IRewardsCoordinator} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IRewardsCoordinator.sol";
import {CoreDeploymentLib} from "./CoreDeploymentLib.sol";
import {Strings} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/utils/Strings.sol";
import {BLSApkRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/BLSApkRegistry.sol";
import {IndexRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/IndexRegistry.sol";
import {InstantSlasher} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/slashers/InstantSlasher.sol";
import {StakeRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/StakeRegistry.sol";
// import {SocketRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/SocketRegistry.sol"; // todo: socket registry not available
import {IAllocationManager} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IAllocationManager.sol";
import {IStrategy} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IStrategy.sol";
import {IRewardsCoordinator} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IRewardsCoordinator.sol";
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/script/utils/ReclaimDeploymentLib.sol between lines 28 and 38,
remove the duplicate import of CoreDeploymentLib by deleting one of the two
import statements. Also, correct the import path for IStrategy by changing it
from IStrategyManager.sol to the correct file that exports IStrategy, ensuring
the interface path matches the actual exported interface to fix the compilation
errors.

Comment on lines +211 to +221
ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam[] memory quorumsOperatorSetParams =
new ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam[](numQuorums);
uint256[] memory operator_params = setupConfig.operatorParams;

for (uint256 i = 0; i < numQuorums; i++) {
quorumsOperatorSetParams[i] = ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam({
maxOperatorCount: uint32(operator_params[i]),
kickBIPsOfOperatorStake: uint16(operator_params[i + 1]),
kickBIPsOfTotalStake: uint16(operator_params[i + 2])
});
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Array indexing will read out-of-bounds for operatorParams

Inside the loop i increments by 1, but three consecutive indices (i, i+1, i+2) are consumed each iteration.
For n quorums you need 3 × n elements; when i == numQuorums - 1, i+2 will overflow.

-    for (uint256 i = 0; i < numQuorums; i++) {
-        quorumsOperatorSetParams[i] = ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam({
-            maxOperatorCount: uint32(operator_params[i]),
-            kickBIPsOfOperatorStake: uint16(operator_params[i + 1]),
-            kickBIPsOfTotalStake: uint16(operator_params[i + 2])
-        });
-    }
+    for (uint256 i = 0; i < numQuorums; i++) {
+        uint256 base = 3 * i;
+        quorumsOperatorSetParams[i] = ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam({
+            maxOperatorCount: uint32(operator_params[base]),
+            kickBIPsOfOperatorStake: uint16(operator_params[base + 1]),
+            kickBIPsOfTotalStake: uint16(operator_params[base + 2])
+        });
+    }
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ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam[] memory quorumsOperatorSetParams =
new ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam[](numQuorums);
uint256[] memory operator_params = setupConfig.operatorParams;
for (uint256 i = 0; i < numQuorums; i++) {
quorumsOperatorSetParams[i] = ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam({
maxOperatorCount: uint32(operator_params[i]),
kickBIPsOfOperatorStake: uint16(operator_params[i + 1]),
kickBIPsOfTotalStake: uint16(operator_params[i + 2])
});
}
ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam[] memory quorumsOperatorSetParams =
new ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam[](numQuorums);
uint256[] memory operator_params = setupConfig.operatorParams;
for (uint256 i = 0; i < numQuorums; i++) {
uint256 base = 3 * i;
quorumsOperatorSetParams[i] = ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam({
maxOperatorCount: uint32(operator_params[base]),
kickBIPsOfOperatorStake: uint16(operator_params[base + 1]),
kickBIPsOfTotalStake: uint16(operator_params[base + 2])
});
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/script/utils/ReclaimDeploymentLib.sol around lines 211 to 221,
the loop uses three consecutive indices (i, i+1, i+2) on operatorParams per
iteration, but increments i by 1, causing out-of-bounds access. To fix this,
adjust the loop to increment i by 3 each iteration or calculate the correct
indices by multiplying i by 3, ensuring you access operatorParams at positions
3*i, 3*i+1, and 3*i+2 without exceeding array bounds.

@@ -1,370 +1,114 @@
// SPDX-License-Identifier: UNLICENSED
pragma solidity ^0.8.9;
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Compiler pragma differs from the rest of the codebase

Other new files use pragma solidity ^0.8.12;, but this contract sticks to ^0.8.9.
Using a lower compiler version may prevent the project from compiling with a single solc run and can disable newer security checks.

-pragma solidity ^0.8.9;
+pragma solidity ^0.8.12;
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pragma solidity ^0.8.9;
pragma solidity ^0.8.12;
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/src/ReclaimServiceManager.sol at line 2, update the compiler
pragma from ^0.8.9 to ^0.8.12 to align with the rest of the codebase. This
ensures consistent compiler version usage across all files and enables the
latest security checks and features.

Comment on lines +50 to +57
constructor(
IStakeRegistry _stakeRegistry,
IRewardsCoordinator _rewardsCoordinator,
IPauserRegistry _pauserRegistry
) Pausable(_pauserRegistry) {
rewardsCoordinator = _rewardsCoordinator;
stakeRegistry = _stakeRegistry;
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Constructor logic is incompatible with upgradeable pattern

Upgrade-safe contracts must put all state initialisation in initialize, not the constructor, because the constructor never runs behind a proxy. rewardsCoordinator, stakeRegistry, and the pauser registry will stay un-initialised in production.

Recommendation:

  1. Move the assignments to initialize or introduce an __ReclaimTaskManager_init(...) that chains to __Pausable_init / __Ownable_init.
  2. Make the constructor //solhint-disable-next-line no-empty-blocks { } to prevent misuse.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/src/ReclaimTaskManager.sol around lines 50 to 57, the
constructor contains state variable assignments which are incompatible with the
upgradeable proxy pattern since constructors do not run behind proxies. To fix
this, move the initialization of rewardsCoordinator, stakeRegistry, and
pauserRegistry into an external initializer function named
__ReclaimTaskManager_init that calls the parent initializers like
__Pausable_init, and make the constructor empty with a solhint disable comment
to prevent misuse.

Comment on lines 4 to 14
import "@eigenlayer/contracts/core/DelegationManager.sol";
import {ECDSAServiceManagerBase} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/unaudited/ECDSAServiceManagerBase.sol";
import {IStakeRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/interfaces/IStakeRegistry.sol";
import "@openzeppelin-upgrades/contracts/utils/cryptography/ECDSAUpgradeable.sol";
import {OperatorStateRetriever} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/OperatorStateRetriever.sol";
import "@eigenlayer/contracts/permissions/Pausable.sol";
import {IRegistryCoordinator} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/interfaces/IRegistryCoordinator.sol";
import {IStrategy} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IStrategy.sol";
import {IRewardsCoordinator} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IRewardsCoordinator.sol";
import {IERC20} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/IERC20.sol";
import "./IReclaimTaskManager.sol";
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⚠️ Potential issue

Missing / wrong imports break compilation

Initializable and OwnableUpgradeable are used in the inheritance list (l. 22-27) but never imported, and ECDSAUpgradeable is imported from a non-standard path. Solidity will not compile.

-import "@eigenlayer/contracts/core/DelegationManager.sol";
-import {ECDSAServiceManagerBase} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/unaudited/ECDSAServiceManagerBase.sol";
-import {IStakeRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/interfaces/IStakeRegistry.sol";
-import "@openzeppelin-upgrades/contracts/utils/cryptography/ECDSAUpgradeable.sol";
+import "@eigenlayer/contracts/core/DelegationManager.sol";                     // ← if really needed
+import {IStakeRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/interfaces/IStakeRegistry.sol";
+
+// OpenZeppelin-upgradeable bases
+import "@openzeppelin/contracts-upgradeable/proxy/utils/Initializable.sol";
+import "@openzeppelin/contracts-upgradeable/access/OwnableUpgradeable.sol";
+import "@openzeppelin/contracts-upgradeable/utils/cryptography/ECDSAUpgradeable.sol";

If DelegationManager / ECDSAServiceManagerBase are unused, please drop them to avoid dead-code warnings.

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import "@eigenlayer/contracts/core/DelegationManager.sol";
import {ECDSAServiceManagerBase} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/unaudited/ECDSAServiceManagerBase.sol";
import {IStakeRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/interfaces/IStakeRegistry.sol";
import "@openzeppelin-upgrades/contracts/utils/cryptography/ECDSAUpgradeable.sol";
import {OperatorStateRetriever} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/OperatorStateRetriever.sol";
import "@eigenlayer/contracts/permissions/Pausable.sol";
import {IRegistryCoordinator} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/interfaces/IRegistryCoordinator.sol";
import {IStrategy} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IStrategy.sol";
import {IRewardsCoordinator} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IRewardsCoordinator.sol";
import {IERC20} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/IERC20.sol";
import "./IReclaimTaskManager.sol";
// Core EigenLayer imports
import "@eigenlayer/contracts/core/DelegationManager.sol"; // ← if really needed
import {IStakeRegistry} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/interfaces/IStakeRegistry.sol";
// OpenZeppelin-upgradeable bases
import "@openzeppelin/contracts-upgradeable/proxy/utils/Initializable.sol";
import "@openzeppelin/contracts-upgradeable/access/OwnableUpgradeable.sol";
import "@openzeppelin/contracts-upgradeable/utils/cryptography/ECDSAUpgradeable.sol";
// Other middleware / permissions / interfaces
import {OperatorStateRetriever} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/OperatorStateRetriever.sol";
import "@eigenlayer/contracts/permissions/Pausable.sol";
import {IRegistryCoordinator} from "@eigenlayer-middleware/src/interfaces/IRegistryCoordinator.sol";
import {IStrategy} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IStrategy.sol";
import {IRewardsCoordinator} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IRewardsCoordinator.sol";
import {IERC20} from "@openzeppelin/contracts/token/ERC20/IERC20.sol";
import "./IReclaimTaskManager.sol";
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/src/ReclaimTaskManager.sol lines 4 to 14, the imports are
incomplete and incorrect: add imports for Initializable and OwnableUpgradeable
from OpenZeppelin upgradeable contracts to match their usage in the inheritance
list, correct the import path for ECDSAUpgradeable to the standard OpenZeppelin
upgradeable location, and remove unused imports like DelegationManager and
ECDSAServiceManagerBase to prevent dead-code warnings and ensure successful
compilation.

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Actionable comments posted: 9

♻️ Duplicate comments (7)
avs/contracts/script/SetupPayments.s.sol (3)

32-35: amountPerPayment should be uint256 to eliminate overflow & pointless casts
The value is later multiplied by an ever-growing nonce; staying in uint32 guarantees a revert once the product exceeds 4 294 967 295.

-    uint32 amountPerPayment = 100;
+    uint256 amountPerPayment = 100;

76-80: Down-casting the product back to uint32 brings the overflow back
You widened the math to uint256 only to squeeze it back into 32 bits. Remove the cast and keep the variable wide.

-        amountPerPayment = uint32(amountPerPayment * (nonce + 1));
+        amountPerPayment = amountPerPayment * (nonce + 1); // stay in uint256

112-115: Same unsafe cast here – repeat the fix applied above.

avs/contracts/src/ReclaimServiceManager.sol (1)

2-2: 🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Align compiler version with the rest of the repo

Other new contracts compile with ^0.8.12; keeping ^0.8.9 breaks monolithic compilation and forgoes newer security checks.

-pragma solidity ^0.8.9;
+pragma solidity ^0.8.12;
avs/contracts/src/ReclaimTaskManager.sol (3)

111-162: ⚠️ Potential issue

createNewTask always reverts

The call chain hits _getRegisteredOperators() which currently revert("Not implemented") (see 340-344). Until that function is implemented or mocked, no task can ever be created, rendering the AVS unusable.


51-58: ⚠️ Potential issue

Constructor logic breaks upgradeable pattern

State variables (rewardsCoordinator, stakeRegistry) are initialised in the constructor, which is never executed through a proxy. Behind the proxy those addresses will stay zero, bricking reward distribution & operator-weight checks.

Move all state setup to initialize, make the constructor empty, e.g.:

constructor() Pausable(IPauserRegistry(address(0))) { }

2-15: ⚠️ Potential issue

Compilation blockers & dead imports

ECDSAUpgradeable and OwnableUpgradeable must be imported from the OpenZeppelin upgradeable package:

-import "@openzeppelin-upgrades/contracts/utils/cryptography/ECDSAUpgradeable.sol";
+import "@openzeppelin/contracts-upgradeable/utils/cryptography/ECDSAUpgradeable.sol";

DelegationManager.sol and ECDSAServiceManagerBase.sol are not used – drop them to keep bytecode slim.

IPauserRegistry is referenced but not imported, causing a compiler error.

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avs/utils/anvil/start-anvil-chain-with-el-and-avs-deployed.sh (3)

25-28: Pin and validate the Docker image version
You’re correctly using ghcr.io/foundry-rs/foundry:v1.2.2, but consider failing fast if the image pull fails or version is unavailable. You could wrap this in a check:

docker pull ghcr.io/foundry-rs/foundry:v1.2.2 || exit 1

30-32: Replace fixed sleep with readiness probe
Polling RPC availability is more reliable than a static sleep 2. For example:

until curl --silent --fail $RPC_URL > /dev/null; do
  echo "Waiting for Anvil RPC..."
  sleep 1
done

3-3: Use the RPC_URL variable consistently
You define RPC_URL at the top but hard-code http://localhost:8545 in the Forge call. Swap it out:

-  --rpc-url http://localhost:8545 \
+  --rpc-url $RPC_URL \

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avs/contracts/script/deployments/reclaim/31337.json (1)

1-1: Address gitleaks false positive

Static analysis flagged a “Generic API Key” pattern, but these are Ethereum addresses. Consider updating your gitleaks configuration to allowlist hex addresses (e.g., regex ^0x[a-fA-F0-9]{40}$) and avoid these false positives.

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avs/contracts/src/test/operator.yaml (2)

7-7: Quote the RPC URL
Unquoted URLs containing :// can be misparsed in YAML. Wrap it in quotes to ensure it’s treated as a string.

-eth_rpc_url: http://localhost:8545
+eth_rpc_url: "http://localhost:8545"

10-10: Add a newline at end of file
YAML parsers expect a trailing newline.

+<newline>
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avs/contracts/script/SetupPayments.s.sol (4)

27-31: DURATION constant is 1 second – typo?
CALCULATION_INTERVAL_SECONDS is 1 day, yet DURATION is 1 (defaults to seconds). If this was meant to be one day, declare it as 1 days to avoid off-by-86400 errors.


73-74: Revert message contradicts the check
You revert when endTimestamp is in the future but the message says “must be in the future”. Swap wording to “must not be in the future”.


40-40: cumumlativePaymentMultiplier is misspelled & unused
Currently it is never updated – only logged as 0. Delete it or implement the intended logic.

-    uint256 cumumlativePaymentMultiplier;
+    // uint256 cumulativePaymentMultiplier; // removed until used

Also applies to: 203-203


57-58: TODO lingering – config path hard-coded
Parameterise filePath via config the same way you do for core/reclaim settings to keep environments self-contained.

avs/contracts/src/ReclaimServiceManager.sol (2)

21-29: Stale error-message copy-paste

The modifier name is onlyTaskManager, but the revert text still references “registry coordinator”, which will confuse operators during debugging.


134-143: Gas-scaling lookup

isOperatorWhitelisted does O(n) linear search on every call. Once the operator set grows this becomes expensive.
Consider switching to mapping(address => bool) for O(1) checks while still keeping the array for enumeration.

avs/contracts/src/ReclaimTaskManager.sol (1)

299-337: Potential infinite loop / early revert while picking operators

If many operators fail operatorHasMinimumWeight, left can reach 0 before count operators are chosen, triggering the “Fees too low” revert even when fees are fine.
Consider pre-filtering eligible operators or reverting with a clearer message (“Not enough eligible operators after weight check”).

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1-1: Approve: Deployment metadata JSON for chain 31337

The file correctly records the deployed contract addresses and update metadata for chain ID 31337. No issues found.

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Enhance script robustness with stricter error flags
Currently you enable set -e, but it's safer to also include -u and -o pipefail to catch undefined variables and pipeline failures.

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In avs/utils/anvil/start-anvil-chain-with-el-and-avs-deployed.sh around lines 23
to 24, the script only uses 'set -e' which stops execution on errors but does
not catch undefined variables or pipeline failures. Update the script to use
'set -euo pipefail' to enable strict error handling by exiting on errors,
treating unset variables as errors, and failing on any command in a pipeline
that fails.

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cd ../../contracts/lib/eigenlayer-middleware/lib/eigenlayer-contracts
forge script script/deploy/devnet/deploy_from_scratch.s.sol \
--rpc-url http://localhost:8545 \
--broadcast \
--private-key $PRIVATE_KEY \
--sig "run(string memory configFile)" \
-- local/deploy_from_scratch.slashing.anvil.config.json
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Validate and quote PRIVATE_KEY usage
Before running the deployment, ensure $PRIVATE_KEY is defined to avoid silent failures:

: "${PRIVATE_KEY:?Environment variable PRIVATE_KEY must be set}"

Also quote it in the command to prevent word splitting:

-  --private-key $PRIVATE_KEY \
+  --private-key "$PRIVATE_KEY" \
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In avs/utils/anvil/start-anvil-chain-with-el-and-avs-deployed.sh around lines 33
to 39, the script uses the environment variable PRIVATE_KEY without validating
its presence or quoting it, which can cause silent failures or word splitting
issues. Add a validation line before the forge script command to ensure
PRIVATE_KEY is set, using : "${PRIVATE_KEY:?Environment variable PRIVATE_KEY
must be set}". Then, in the forge script command, quote the variable as
"$PRIVATE_KEY" to prevent word splitting.

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operator:
address: 0xf39fd6e51aad88f6f4ce6ab8827279cfffb92266
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Quote the hexadecimal address
Unquoted 0x… values can be interpreted as integers by some YAML parsers, leading to overflow or parse errors.
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-    address: 0xf39fd6e51aad88f6f4ce6ab8827279cfffb92266
+    address: "0xf39fd6e51aad88f6f4ce6ab8827279cfffb92266"
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address: 0xf39fd6e51aad88f6f4ce6ab8827279cfffb92266
address: "0xf39fd6e51aad88f6f4ce6ab8827279cfffb92266"
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In avs/contracts/src/test/operator.yaml at line 2, the hexadecimal address is
unquoted, which can cause YAML parsers to misinterpret it as an integer and lead
to errors. Fix this by enclosing the address value in quotes to ensure it is
treated as a string.

operator:
address: 0xf39fd6e51aad88f6f4ce6ab8827279cfffb92266
delegation_approver_address: "0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000"
metadata_url: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reclaimprotocol/attestor-core/refs/heads/avs-rewards/avs/contracts/src/test/metadata.json"
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Fix metadata_url to use the branch name
The raw GitHub URL should reference the branch directly, not refs/heads/. The current link will 404.
Apply this diff:

-    metadata_url: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reclaimprotocol/attestor-core/refs/heads/avs-rewards/avs/contracts/src/test/metadata.json"
+    metadata_url: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reclaimprotocol/attestor-core/avs-rewards/avs/contracts/src/test/metadata.json"
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metadata_url: "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/reclaimprotocol/attestor-core/avs-rewards/avs/contracts/src/test/metadata.json"
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incorrect GitHub raw URL format with 'refs/heads/' which causes a 404 error.
Update the URL to directly reference the branch name by removing 'refs/heads/'
so the URL points correctly to the branch path.

Comment on lines +124 to +127
function executeProcessClaim(address recipient) public {
uint256 nonce = rewardsCoordinator.getDistributionRootsLength();
amountPerPayment = uint32(amountPerPayment * nonce);

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Off-by-one & overflow: nonce multiplier should be (nonce + 1) and stay uint256
When nonce == 0 this sets amountPerPayment to 0, breaking the claim test.

-        amountPerPayment = uint32(amountPerPayment * nonce);
+        amountPerPayment = amountPerPayment * (nonce + 1);
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function executeProcessClaim(address recipient) public {
uint256 nonce = rewardsCoordinator.getDistributionRootsLength();
amountPerPayment = uint32(amountPerPayment * nonce);
function executeProcessClaim(address recipient) public {
uint256 nonce = rewardsCoordinator.getDistributionRootsLength();
amountPerPayment = amountPerPayment * (nonce + 1);
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/script/SetupPayments.s.sol around lines 124 to 127, the
calculation of amountPerPayment multiplies by nonce, which causes it to be zero
when nonce is zero and also risks overflow by casting to uint32 too early.
Change the multiplier to (nonce + 1) and keep the calculation in uint256 before
assigning or converting to uint32 to avoid overflow and off-by-one errors.

Comment on lines +53 to 81
function registerOperator(
address operator,
address avs,
uint32[] calldata operatorSetIds,
bytes calldata data
) external {
// check that the task is valid, hasn't been responsed yet,
// and is being responded in time
require(
keccak256(abi.encode(completedTask.task)) ==
allTaskHashes[referenceTaskIndex],
"supplied task does not match the one recorded in the contract"
);

require(
completedTask.task.expiresAt > uint32(block.timestamp),
"Task has expired"
);

Claims.SignedClaim memory signedClaim = Claims.SignedClaim(
Claims.CompleteClaimData(
completedTask.task.request.claimHash,
completedTask.task.request.owner,
completedTask.task.createdAt,
1
),
completedTask.signatures
);

address[] memory operatorAddrs = new address[](
completedTask.task.operators.length
);
for (uint i = 0; i < operatorAddrs.length; i++) {
operatorAddrs[i] = completedTask.task.operators[i].addr;
}

Claims.assertValidSignedClaim(signedClaim, operatorAddrs);
}

// remove so it cannot be claimed again
delete allTaskHashes[referenceTaskIndex];
function deregisterOperator(
address operator,
address avs, uint32[]
calldata operatorSetIds
) external {

// TODO: distribute fees
}

emit TaskCompleted(referenceTaskIndex, completedTask);
function supportsAVS(
address avs
) external view returns (bool) {
return true;
}

// HELPER
function registerOperatorSets(
uint256[] calldata operatorSetIds
) external {
// For example, forward to SlashingRegistryCoordinator:
}

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⚠️ Potential issue

Critical: required interface functions are no-ops

registerOperator, deregisterOperator, and registerOperatorSets are empty. Calls from EigenLayer infrastructure will succeed silently yet do nothing, leaving the AVS unusable and making on-chain state inconsistent.

Either implement the logic or make them revert with “NOT_IMPLEMENTED” until finished.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/src/ReclaimServiceManager.sol between lines 53 and 81, the
functions registerOperator, deregisterOperator, and registerOperatorSets are
currently empty no-ops, which causes silent failures and inconsistent on-chain
state. To fix this, either implement the required logic for these functions or
modify them to immediately revert with the error message "NOT_IMPLEMENTED" to
prevent silent success and signal that the functionality is pending.

Comment on lines +340 to +344
function _getRegisteredOperators() internal view returns (OperatorMetadata[] memory) {
OperatorMetadata[] memory operators = new OperatorMetadata[](0);
revert("Not implemented");
return operators;
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Stub must be finished or declared abstract

_getRegisteredOperators() is critical for operator selection yet just reverts. Either:

  1. Implement retrieval from the stake registry, or
  2. Mark the contract abstract so deployers must supply a concrete child.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/src/ReclaimTaskManager.sol around lines 340 to 344, the
function _getRegisteredOperators currently reverts and returns an empty array,
which is incomplete. To fix this, either implement the function to retrieve and
return the list of registered operators from the stake registry, or mark the
contract as abstract to require that any contract inheriting from it provides a
concrete implementation of this function.

Comment on lines +68 to +83
function initialize(
address initialOwner,
address strategy
) external initializer {
taskCreationMetadata = TaskCreationMetadata(
// 30m
30 * 60,
// 1m
1,
// 5m
5 * 60,
// spend a little bit
2
);
defaultStrategy = strategy;
}
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Owner & pausable not initialised

initialize:

  1. Never calls __Ownable_init() / _transferOwnership(initialOwner).
  2. Never calls __Pausable_init() (required by Pausable).
  3. Ignores initialOwner entirely.

Every onlyOwner / whenNotPaused modifier will therefore revert.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/src/ReclaimTaskManager.sol lines 68 to 83, the initialize
function does not set the contract owner or initialize the pausable
functionality, causing all onlyOwner and whenNotPaused modifiers to fail. Fix
this by calling __Ownable_init() and transferring ownership to initialOwner
using _transferOwnership(initialOwner), and also call __Pausable_init() to
properly initialize the pausable state. Ensure these calls are added at the
start of the initialize function before setting other state variables.

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avs/contracts/script/utils/ReclaimDeploymentLib.sol (2)

28-37: Remove duplicate import & fix wrong interface path

CoreDeploymentLib is imported twice and IStrategy is still pulled from IStrategyManager.sol (which exposes IStrategyManager, not IStrategy). Both issues break compilation.

-import {UpgradeableProxyLib} from "./UpgradeableProxyLib.sol";
-import {CoreDeploymentLib} from "./CoreDeploymentLib.sol";
 ...
-import {IStrategy} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IStrategyManager.sol";
-import {CoreDeploymentLib} from "./CoreDeploymentLib.sol";
+import {UpgradeableProxyLib} from "./UpgradeableProxyLib.sol";
+import {CoreDeploymentLib} from "./CoreDeploymentLib.sol";
+import {IStrategy} from "@eigenlayer/contracts/interfaces/IStrategy.sol";

215-221: Out-of-bounds access in operatorParams loop

Loop increments i by 1 but consumes indices i, i+1, i+2, causing overflow when i == numQuorums-1.

-for (uint256 i = 0; i < numQuorums; i++) {
-    quorumsOperatorSetParams[i] = ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam({
-        maxOperatorCount: uint32(operator_params[i]),
-        kickBIPsOfOperatorStake: uint16(operator_params[i + 1]),
-        kickBIPsOfTotalStake: uint16(operator_params[i + 2])
-    });
-}
+for (uint256 i = 0; i < numQuorums; i++) {
+    uint256 base = 3 * i;
+    quorumsOperatorSetParams[i] = ISlashingRegistryCoordinatorTypes.OperatorSetParam({
+        maxOperatorCount: uint32(operator_params[base]),
+        kickBIPsOfOperatorStake: uint16(operator_params[base + 1]),
+        kickBIPsOfTotalStake: uint16(operator_params[base + 2])
+    });
+}
avs/utils/anvil/start-anvil-chain-with-el-and-avs-deployed.sh (2)

25-25: Harden script flags

Replace set -e with strict mode to catch unset vars & pipe errors.

-set -e
+set -euo pipefail

39-41: Validate and quote $PRIVATE_KEY

: "${PRIVATE_KEY:?Environment variable PRIVATE_KEY must be set}"

--private-key "$PRIVATE_KEY" \
avs/contracts/script/utils/SetupPaymentsLib.sol (1)

56-62: Operator rewards array still hard-coded to size 2 – breaks >2 operators

Previous review already pointed this out, but the code is unchanged.
operatorRewards is created with a fixed length 2 and the for loop iterates only twice, ignoring the numOperators argument and silently dropping rewards for additional operators. This blocks any AVS with more than two operators.

-        IRewardsCoordinator.OperatorReward[] memory operatorRewards = new IRewardsCoordinator.OperatorReward[](2);
-        for (uint256 i = 0; i < 2; i++) {
+        IRewardsCoordinator.OperatorReward[] memory operatorRewards =
+            new IRewardsCoordinator.OperatorReward[](numOperators);
+        for (uint256 i = 0; i < numOperators; i++) {

Please fix or explain why the restriction is intentional.

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avs/utils/anvil/start-anvil-chain-with-el-and-avs-deployed.sh (1)

35-35: Quote path variable to handle spaces

-cd $EIGEN_CONTRACTS_DIR
+cd "$EIGEN_CONTRACTS_DIR"
avs/contracts/script/utils/SetupPaymentsLib.sol (1)

269-277: Dead commented-out code – remove for clarity

The padded-length computation that follows is now implemented in padLeaves; these commented lines add noise and risk confusion.

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avs/contracts/script/utils/ReclaimDeploymentLib.sol (1)

147-151: Deployed PauserRegistry not recorded in DeploymentData

The newly-created PauserRegistry address is never assigned to result.pauserRegistry, so the JSON output shows 0x000…. Add:

 PauserRegistry pausercontract = new PauserRegistry(pausers, admin);
+result.pauserRegistry = address(pausercontract);
avs/contracts/script/deployments/core/31337.json (1)

29-37: Confirm zero-address tokens are intentional

All token addresses are 0x000…. Double-check that downstream code can tolerate this or update the JSON once tokens are deployed.

Comment on lines +165 to +170
UpgradeableProxyLib.upgrade(result.stakeRegistry, stakeRegistryImpl);
UpgradeableProxyLib.upgrade(result.blsapkRegistry, blsApkRegistryImpl);
UpgradeableProxyLib.upgrade(result.indexRegistry, indexRegistryimpl);
UpgradeableProxyLib.upgradeAndCall(
result.slashingRegistryCoordinator, slashingRegistryCoordinatorImpl, upgradeCall
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⚠️ Potential issue

Proxies upgraded but never initialised – state variables stay zero

StakeRegistry, BLSApkRegistry, IndexRegistry, SocketRegistry, and InstantSlasher are upgraded with upgrade() (no data).
All of these contracts set critical state in their constructor, which is NOT executed behind a proxy. Result: every storage slot is left at the default value, breaking the system.

Refactor to call their dedicated initialize (or add one) and use upgradeAndCall:

-UpgradeableProxyLib.upgrade(result.stakeRegistry, stakeRegistryImpl);
+bytes memory stakeInit = abi.encodeCall(
+    StakeRegistry.initialize,
+    (result.slashingRegistryCoordinator, core.delegationManager, core.avsDirectory, core.allocationManager)
+);
+UpgradeableProxyLib.upgradeAndCall(result.stakeRegistry, stakeRegistryImpl, stakeInit);

Repeat for the other four contracts.
Failing to do this will render the deployment unusable.

Also applies to: 203-208

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In avs/contracts/script/utils/ReclaimDeploymentLib.sol around lines 165 to 170,
the proxies for StakeRegistry, BLSApkRegistry, IndexRegistry, SocketRegistry,
and InstantSlasher are upgraded using upgrade() without initialization, leaving
their state variables unset. To fix this, refactor the code to call each
contract's initialize function by using upgradeAndCall() with the appropriate
initialization calldata for each proxy. Repeat this fix for the similar code
block at lines 203 to 208 to ensure all proxies are properly initialized after
upgrade.

Comment on lines +56 to +57
uint256 operatorRewardAmount = amountPerPayment / numOperators;

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Integer division may silently lose reward wei

operatorRewardAmount = amountPerPayment / numOperators; truncates any remainder.
If amountPerPayment is not perfectly divisible, the sum of per-operator rewards < amountPerPayment, leaving dust locked in the contract.

Consider either:

require(amountPerPayment % numOperators == 0, "amountPerPayment not divisible by numOperators");

or distributing the remainder to the first operator to guarantee conservation of value.

Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.

🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/script/utils/SetupPaymentsLib.sol around lines 56 to 57, the
division of amountPerPayment by numOperators uses integer division which
truncates remainders, causing some wei to be lost and locked in the contract. To
fix this, calculate the base operatorRewardAmount using integer division, then
compute the remainder and add it to the first operator's reward to ensure the
total distributed equals amountPerPayment, preserving all value without loss.

Comment on lines +223 to +260
function generateMerkleProof(bytes32[] memory leaves, uint256 index) internal pure returns (bytes memory) {
require(leaves.length > 0, "Leaves array cannot be empty");
require(index < leaves.length, "Index out of bounds");

leaves = padLeaves(leaves);

uint256 n = leaves.length;
uint256 depth = 0;
while ((1 << depth) < n) {
depth++;
}

bytes32[] memory proof = new bytes32[](depth);
uint256 proofIndex = 0;

for (uint256 i = 0; i < depth; i++) {
uint256 levelSize = (n + 1) / 2;
uint256 siblingIndex = (index % 2 == 0) ? index + 1 : index - 1;

if (siblingIndex < n) {
proof[proofIndex] = leaves[siblingIndex];
proofIndex++;
}

for (uint256 j = 0; j < levelSize; j++) {
if (2 * j + 1 < n) {
leaves[j] = keccak256(abi.encodePacked(leaves[2 * j], leaves[2 * j + 1]));
} else {
leaves[j] = leaves[2 * j];
}
}

n = levelSize;
index /= 2;
}

return abi.encodePacked(proof);
}
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⚠️ Potential issue

Merkle proof construction leaves zeroed siblings – proofs will fail

generateMerkleProof pre-allocates the proof array to depth, but only fills it when siblingIndex < n.
For uneven trees, uninitialised array slots remain 0x00…, and the final abi.encodePacked(proof) includes these zeros, producing an invalid proof.

Minimal fix:

-        bytes32[] memory proof = new bytes32[](depth);
-        uint256 proofIndex = 0;
+        bytes32[] memory proof = new bytes32[](depth); // upper bound
+        uint256 proofIndex;
 ...
-        return abi.encodePacked(proof);
+        // shrink to actual size
+        bytes32[] memory compact = new bytes32[](proofIndex);
+        for (uint256 k = 0; k < proofIndex; k++) compact[k] = proof[k];
+        return abi.encodePacked(compact);

Alternatively, scrap this hand-rolled logic and rely on a battle-tested library (e.g. OpenZeppelin MerkleProof).

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function generateMerkleProof(bytes32[] memory leaves, uint256 index) internal pure returns (bytes memory) {
require(leaves.length > 0, "Leaves array cannot be empty");
require(index < leaves.length, "Index out of bounds");
leaves = padLeaves(leaves);
uint256 n = leaves.length;
uint256 depth = 0;
while ((1 << depth) < n) {
depth++;
}
bytes32[] memory proof = new bytes32[](depth);
uint256 proofIndex = 0;
for (uint256 i = 0; i < depth; i++) {
uint256 levelSize = (n + 1) / 2;
uint256 siblingIndex = (index % 2 == 0) ? index + 1 : index - 1;
if (siblingIndex < n) {
proof[proofIndex] = leaves[siblingIndex];
proofIndex++;
}
for (uint256 j = 0; j < levelSize; j++) {
if (2 * j + 1 < n) {
leaves[j] = keccak256(abi.encodePacked(leaves[2 * j], leaves[2 * j + 1]));
} else {
leaves[j] = leaves[2 * j];
}
}
n = levelSize;
index /= 2;
}
return abi.encodePacked(proof);
}
function generateMerkleProof(bytes32[] memory leaves, uint256 index) internal pure returns (bytes memory) {
require(leaves.length > 0, "Leaves array cannot be empty");
require(index < leaves.length, "Index out of bounds");
leaves = padLeaves(leaves);
uint256 n = leaves.length;
uint256 depth = 0;
while ((1 << depth) < n) {
depth++;
}
- bytes32[] memory proof = new bytes32[](depth);
- uint256 proofIndex = 0;
+ bytes32[] memory proof = new bytes32[](depth); // upper bound
+ uint256 proofIndex;
for (uint256 i = 0; i < depth; i++) {
uint256 levelSize = (n + 1) / 2;
uint256 siblingIndex = (index % 2 == 0) ? index + 1 : index - 1;
if (siblingIndex < n) {
proof[proofIndex] = leaves[siblingIndex];
proofIndex++;
}
for (uint256 j = 0; j < levelSize; j++) {
if (2 * j + 1 < n) {
leaves[j] = keccak256(abi.encodePacked(leaves[2 * j], leaves[2 * j + 1]));
} else {
leaves[j] = leaves[2 * j];
}
}
n = levelSize;
index /= 2;
}
- return abi.encodePacked(proof);
+ // shrink to actual size
+ bytes32[] memory compact = new bytes32[](proofIndex);
+ for (uint256 k = 0; k < proofIndex; k++) {
+ compact[k] = proof[k];
+ }
+ return abi.encodePacked(compact);
}
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In avs/contracts/script/utils/SetupPaymentsLib.sol between lines 223 and 260,
the generateMerkleProof function pre-allocates the proof array to the tree depth
but does not fill all elements when siblingIndex is out of bounds, leaving
zeroed entries that cause invalid proofs. To fix this, track the actual number
of proof elements added and return only the filled portion of the proof array
encoded with abi.encodePacked. Alternatively, replace the custom implementation
with a well-tested library like OpenZeppelin's MerkleProof to ensure
correctness.

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