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Session — preparing the three efforts

Assess what the launchpad is now, and brief the three efforts that follow it — modular infrastructure for experiments, hooks, and stocks — so each can start from settled questions instead of from scratch. Discussion, research and brainstorming with the developer. No contract code.

Read first​

notes/STATUS.md, notes/ARCHITECTURE.mdWhat exists and how a launch moves through it
notes/VISION.md — "The product"The experiments framing, and the older sections now read as example experiments
notes/DECISIONS.md — D15, D16, D19–D22, D24–D27; O10, O15, O17, O18What each effort inherits and what it must answer
notes/FEATURES.md — "Future updates"What was deferred, and where
../888/CLAUDE.mdThe model experiment: what it needed from a hook and from the token
notes/references/pons, par, pump.fun, Uniswap v4, Reality rTokens, Robinhood stock tokens

Already decided — constraints​

  • We build capabilities; experiments build mechanics (D26). Holder payouts, lots, scoring, packs are examples to host, not work to do.
  • Three separate efforts (D27): modular infrastructure, hooks, stocks. Stocks and composable pairs are standard features, not experiments.
  • The MVP core stays as built unless a brief shows it must change. The owner is us, not a threat.
  • Known gaps to start from: the hook comes with a migrator chosen per quote asset; the fee sink and the token observer are global; the vault accounts per currency (O17); no contract of ours can acquire rTokens (D22); D15's observe-only hook rules out charging inside the swap, which 888 did.

What the sprint produces​

For each effort, a short brief in notes/: goal, where we start, research, decisions only the developer can make, dependencies on the other two. Then an order, and the first build scope for the first effort.

The first concrete thing​

Assess the MVP against the experiments vision with the developer: walk ../888 through it as if launching it here, and list what it would need that the launchpad cannot give. That list seeds all three briefs.