Oft Chain Config

Quick Start (most common)

• Identify what you are configuring:
  • OFT deployment bootstrapping (endpoint resolution at construction time)
  • Cross-chain messaging wiring (LayerZero peers / EID mapping)
  • Operational send/receive debugging (fee quotes, peer mismatch, blocked messages)
• Collect inputs first:
  • Chain IDs + LayerZero EIDs for source/target
  • Contract addresses on each chain (CreatorRegistry, ShareOFT / OApp contracts)
  • Who is allowed to change config (owner/multisig)
• Do read-only checks first (cast call) before any state changes.

System Model (how OFT + LayerZero works here)

• CreatorShareOFT is an Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) built on LayerZero:
  • Contract: contracts/services/messaging/CreatorShareOFT.sol
  • Constructed with a LayerZero endpoint resolved from a registry (getLayerZeroEndpoint(chainId)).
• Deployment bootstrapping:
  • contracts/helpers/infra/OFTBootstrapRegistry.sol provides a minimal getLayerZeroEndpoint(chainId) used at OFT construction time.
  • It is permissionless by design because it’s intended to be set atomically during AA deployment immediately before deploying the OFT.
• Cross-chain security:
  • LayerZero OApps rely on setPeer(eid, peer) / peers(eid) relationships to authenticate remote senders.
  • Misconfigured peers are the #1 cause of “messages not delivered / unauthorized” errors.

Required Inputs

• Source chain: chainId + LayerZero EID
• Target chain: chainId + LayerZero EID
• Contract addresses on each chain:
  • CreatorRegistry (or OFTBootstrapRegistry if using the bootstrap flow)
  • CreatorShareOFT (and any other OApp you’re wiring)
• Admin identity:
  • EOA/multisig that is owner() of the contracts being configured

Never include private keys or full .env contents in output.

Repo Map (where to look / entrypoints)

• OFT token implementation: contracts/services/messaging/CreatorShareOFT.sol
• Bootstrap endpoint registry: contracts/helpers/infra/OFTBootstrapRegistry.sol
• Core registry (chain/EID mappings + endpoint lookup): contracts/core/CreatorRegistry.sol
• Deployment tooling (CREATE2/bytecode infra): script/DeployUniversalBytecodeInfra.s.sol, script/SimulateUniversalCreate2Factory.s.sol
• Deployer orchestration that sets endpoints before deployment: contracts/helpers/batchers/CreatorVaultDeployer.sol

Read-only Checks (before changes)

# Confirm chain + endpoint resolution (examples; fill in vars)
cast chain-id --rpc-url $RPC_URL

# Confirm ownership
cast call --rpc-url $RPC_URL $CONTRACT "owner()(address)"

# Confirm peers (LayerZero OApp)
cast call --rpc-url $RPC_URL $OAPP "peers(uint32)(bytes32)" $REMOTE_EID

Configuration Workflows

A) Bootstrapping OFT deployment (endpoint resolution)

Goal: ensure the OFT constructor uses the correct LayerZero endpoint for the chain.

• Update OFTBootstrapRegistry.setLayerZeroEndpoint(chainId, endpoint) on the target chain
• Deploy the CreatorShareOFT using the bootstrap registry address as the _registry constructor param
• Immediately wire the OFT to the canonical registry (if desired) using CreatorShareOFT.setRegistry(...)

B) Wiring cross-chain peers (critical for security)

For each direction (A → B and B → A):

• On chain A, set peer[remoteEid] = bytes32(remoteOAppAddress)
• On chain B, set peer[remoteEid] = bytes32(remoteOAppAddress)

Common failure mode:

• Only one side is configured (messages will fail authentication on receipt).

C) Debugging cross-chain sends

If messages fail:

• Verify peers(eid) matches the expected sender on both ends.
• Verify chainId↔EID mapping is correct in your registry.
• Confirm the contract has the right endpoint at construction time (bootstrap/registry).

Output Format (when using this skill)

Return a structured result:

• Summary: what cross-chain wiring was requested
• Inputs: chains (chainId + EID), addresses, expected peers
• Checks performed: owner(), peers(), endpoint mappings (read-only calls)
• Actions taken (if any): tx hashes, functions called, and the new peer/endpoints
• Verification: post-state reads confirming peers/mappings
• Follow-ups: missing reverse-peers, required off-chain config, or rollout steps

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