OutLayer custody
On testnet the vault is an OutLayer agent wallet: its key is in OutLayer's TEE and every call is checked by a policy the worker writes for each mandate. Below: the recorded run, a live crash-restart, and what OutLayer's policy does and does not enforce.
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Crash-restart on testnet
Autonomous means it survives a crash. The worker is killed right after a real swap landed; a new worker must not swap that chunk twice.
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What OutLayer’s policy enforces (probed, including what it does not)
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Honest limits
- Testnet has no hidden execution: the wallet key is in OutLayer’s TEE, but swaps and payouts are public testnet transactions.
- OutLayer holds governance keys for its TEE; we do not claim to remove that trust.
- Token amount caps in the OutLayer policy were not enforced in our probes; amounts are bounded by the executor guards and the mandate contract.
- Mainnet behaviour (confidential swaps, Intents payouts) is not proven.