General plan / Construction
Sheet IV
What is dug,
and what is only drawn.
A fort that is only on paper protects nothing. This sheet says plainly which works stand and which do not yet.
Audited not yet
Mainnet not yet
Order of construction
Four phases. All drawn, none yet audited.
The drawing
Policy sheet format, the ruling model, the order of ruling, and these sheets.
Vault contract
All four ramparts written and passing 31 tests, including fuzzing on the day cap and unlisted targets. Not yet audited and not deployed to Robinhood Chain — no real funds should touch it yet.
Agent SDK
TypeScript on viem. Every move is simulated first, so a refusal comes back with the rampart that stopped it before any gas is spent. Passing end-to-end tests against a local chain.
Owner's table
Reads any vault from the chain; owners can seal the keep and drop the gate from their own wallet. Open the table.
Questions
Asked before the walls go up.
Is Vauban live on mainnet?
No. The vault contract is written and tested locally, but it is not audited and not deployed. It will be audited before mainnet. Do not route real funds through anything claiming to be Vauban before then.
Does Vauban hold my funds?
The design is that funds sit in a vault you own; Vauban rules on what may leave it. The owner key never goes to the agent and never goes to us.
Is this a scanner?
No. Vauban does not try to guess whether a contract is good or bad. It enforces limits you set, whatever the agent is told to do. A scanner can be fooled by a new trick; a cap cannot.
Will it slow my agent down?
Only at the gate, and only for moves you decided are large enough to wait. Everything under the threshold lands without delay and without a prompt.
Is the fort in the animation real data?
No. Figure 1 on the general plan is an illustration of how rulings work. It is labelled as such.