LBAMM Permit Handler Integration Generator

Generate complete integration code for executing gasless swaps through the LBAMM PermitTransferHandler. The PermitTransferHandler enables a maker to sign a permit offline, and an executor to fill it on-chain by passing the signed permit data through the AMM swap call.

Project Setup

Before generating code, check the user’s project is configured:

1. Foundry: foundry.toml must exist. If not: forge init
2. LBAMM Core: lib/lbamm-core/ must exist. If not: forge install limitbreakinc/lbamm-core
3. LBAMM Hooks and Handlers: lib/lbamm-hooks-and-handlers/ must exist. If not: forge install limitbreakinc/lbamm-hooks-and-handlers
4. Remappings: remappings.txt needs both @limitbreak/lbamm-core/=lib/lbamm-core/ and @limitbreak/lbamm-hooks-and-handlers/=lib/lbamm-hooks-and-handlers/. Append if missing.
5. Local testing: LBAMM is in audit and not yet on public networks. For local testing, use lbamm-examples – see lbamm-protocol/references/local-dev.md. Generated scripts should read addresses from environment variables (vm.envAddress) so they work with the local Anvil deployment.

Instructions

1. Parse requirements from $ARGUMENTS – determine what kind of permit integration the user needs

2. Resolve ambiguities before generating – if $ARGUMENTS doesn’t specify token/pool addresses, permit type (fill-or-kill vs partial fill) isn’t clear, or whether cosigning is needed, ask in a single message. If clear, proceed.

3. Determine the permit type:
   • Fill-or-Kill: Atomic, all-or-nothing execution. Entire amount must be filled or transaction reverts. Use for single exact swaps.
   • Partial Fill: Supports incremental fills across multiple executions. PermitC tracks cumulative fill state. Use for limit orders or large orders that may fill over time.
4. Generate complete integration code covering:
   • Struct construction for FillOrKillPermitTransfer or PartialFillPermitTransfer
   • EIP-712 signing of the PermitC permit (domain-bound to the PermitC contract)
   • Optional cosignature generation (domain-bound to the PermitTransferHandler contract – different EIP-712 domain)
   • transferData encoding using bytes.concat (NOT abi.encode)
   • AMM swap call with the encoded transfer data
   • Hook integration if validation is needed
5. Explain the two-domain signing model:
   • The maker’s permit signature uses the PermitC EIP-712 domain
   • The cosigner’s cosignature uses the PermitTransferHandler EIP-712 domain (name: "PermitTransferHandler", version: "1")
   • These are different contracts with different domain separators
6. Handle edge cases:
   • Cosigner setup: address(0) means no cosigner required
   • Partial fill mode matching: permitAmountSpecified sign must match swapOrder.amountSpecified sign
   • feeOnTop is NOT signed – only exchangeFee (recipient + BPS) is part of the signed data
   • Fill-or-kill cosignature nonce is always 0 (reusable) since the permit itself can only be used once

Reference Files

• references/permit-handler-reference.md – Complete struct definitions, EIP-712 typehashes, signing flow, cosigner system, encoding examples, error reference
• Handler architecture: lbamm-handler-protocol
• PermitC fundamentals: permitc-protocol
• Protocol knowledge: lbamm-protocol

Common Mistakes

• Using abi.encode(address, bytes) for transferData instead of bytes.concat – the AMM reads raw bytes, not ABI-encoded
• Signing the permit with the PermitTransferHandler domain instead of the PermitC domain (or vice versa for the cosignature)
• Forgetting the bytes1 permit type discriminator as the first byte of handlerExtraData
• Setting permitAmountSpecified positive for an output-based swap (must be negative for output-based)
• Not querying the current masterNonce from the PermitC contract before signing

Dependencies

@limitbreak/lbamm-core/src/interfaces/ILimitBreakAMMTransferHandler.sol
@limitbreak/lbamm-core/src/DataTypes.sol
@limitbreak/lbamm-hooks-and-handlers/src/handlers/permit/DataTypes.sol
@limitbreak/lbamm-hooks-and-handlers/src/handlers/permit/Constants.sol

Related Skills

• lbamm-handler-protocol – Transfer handler architecture and custom handler development
• permitc-protocol – PermitC fundamentals (time-bound approvals, signing patterns, nonce management)
• lbamm-integrator – Generate router contracts that use handlers via directSwap
• lbamm-test – Generate Foundry test suites for permit-based swap flows