Autopilot
A vault that keeps its liquidity near the price. A keeper proposes a new range, the vault checks the proposal against limits fixed when it was created, and moves only if every one of them passes. The keeper can choose two ticks and two floors — nothing else. It cannot withdraw, sweep, or send your principal anywhere.
What the vault will not allow
Your principal cannot leave
The only path out is withdraw, which burns your own shares and pays you. No proposal carries an address or an amount to send.
The limits cannot be widened
They are immutable, set once from a published policy. No owner or guardian can loosen them after you deposit.
Withdrawal always works
It reads no oracle and ignores every pause flag. It works while paused, while retired, and when there is no position at all.
A stale market stops the keeper
The vault checks the proposal against a TWAP and against spot, and reverts if either has moved too far.
