The app
Ask a vault what you can take.
Everything below is a JSON-RPC call from your own browser to Robinhood Chain. There is no backend, no API key, and no private key anywhere in this project. Reading needs no wallet.
Reproduce the sweep
Any vault, any holder.
The same three calls tools/scan.mjs makes — read
maxWithdraw, simulate withdraw of exactly that, then simulate one unit more — plus the
control that has to fail. Prefilled with a vault from the table.
A Weir deployment
Deploy one, then watch the two quotes.
There is no canonical Weir yet, and a placeholder that looked like one would be a lie. The contract below is the one the property suite ran — the app deploys it from your wallet, because no private key is held anywhere in this project.
Deploy the contract
The creation bytes are simulated first, and the address it will land
at is shown before you are asked to sign. tools/verify-deploy.mjs ran the same bytes against this
chain and they estimated at 1,941,494 gas.
Read a Weir
The exact bytes are simulated from your address first, so a transaction that would revert is refused before you are asked to sign it.