Liquidity router

A route turns an incoming stream of fees into liquidity on a schedule: it buys the pair token, places the result in a range, and can send a fixed share of what it harvests to a vault's stakers. Triggers are checked on chain, so a keeper can only fire a route that is genuinely due.

Routes

How a route is bounded

What an operator can and cannot do, fixed by the contract rather than by policy.

Price guard: TWAP; Every run compares spot against the Canopy TWAP oracle and reverts past the route's deviation limit, so a route cannot be baited into buying a manipulated price.
Custody: Fixed at creation; Locked, Burned or Operator. Chosen when the route is made and never changed after — it is a promise to everyone trading the pool.
Leftovers: Attributed; Tokens bought but not placed stay credited to the route rather than sitting loose in the router, and the next run spends them before buying more.