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aaveSource: Aave governance v3 · #109

Migrate Robots to Chainlink Automation v2

executedMay 31, 2024, 02:14 PM UTCbyF70xf71f…1e02

01Summary

AISummary by Kvorumclaude-haiku-4-5

Migrate Aave automation robots from Chainlink v1.2 to v2.1 across multiple chains, introduce gas-capped robots on Ethereum mainnet to reduce costs during high gas prices, activate automated liquidity mining reward refreshing for static-a-tokens, and refill cross-chain-controller with 1 ETH.

Type
protocol addition

Key changes

  • Migrate all Aave governance v3 robots, GSM swap freeze robots, and Proof of Reserve robots from Chainlink automation v1.2 to v2.1 across Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, and BNB chains(high)
  • Introduce gas-capped robots on Ethereum mainnet (governance, voting, execution, and static-a-token rewards robots) to limit execution based on network gas price and reduce costs during high gas periods(high)
  • Activate automated liquidity mining reward refreshing for static-a-tokens on all chains (Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, BNB) to automate the previously manual refreshRewardTokens() process(high)
  • Refill cross-chain-controller contract with 1 ETH from the collector on Ethereum mainnet(medium)

Notable concerns

  • Robot migration requires cancellation of old robots and registration of new ones, with a delay period before unused LINK funds can be withdrawn from the old operator contract
Contracts0x1cDF8879eC8bE012bA959EB515b11008E0cb63230xB4C212f5cD17E200019b07e6B1fDf124d35DBCf50x06d958772304e7220fc3E463756CE01Ed0D24db20x55Cf9583D7D30DC4936bAee1f747591dBECe5df70xaa944aD95e51CB83C1f35FAEEDfC7d2c31B0BB4d0x88db99eeBb390a2a4DcAC2E1DDb09c07E911C5C30x51Bd3d6011Dd0BD88Ee1bEA1a67be799A6A09D790x1996c281235D99bB3c6B8d2afbEb8ac6c7A39C110x7Ed0A6A294Cf085c90917c0ee1aa34e7959325580xBa37F9eDC52f57caFA3a13ddfD655797Cc4FE2570xda82148a3944BBe442116f41cDb329b0edF11d410x855FbD0D57fF5B1e8263e3cCDf3384545fbaF8630x8aD3f00e91F0a3Ad8b0dF897c19EC345EaB761c40x861Be72d464b6F1C99880B9bE476D40e8F9b5Bce0x0451f67bA61966C346daBAbB50a30Cc6A9A67C690xad87684D27e6e58F055E6878A9F11F8c52A5b0F50x020E452b463568f55BAc6Dc5aFC8F0B62Ea5f0f3
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02Description

498 words

Simple Summary

Proposal to migrate existing Aave robots from chainlink automation v1.2 to v2.1. For governance v3 robots on ethereum, we introduce gas-capped robots in order to limit execution based on network gas price. We also activate robots for refreshing liquidity mining rewards for static-a-tokens.

Motivation

With the release of Chainlink automation v2.1, we think its a good idea to update the Aave Robot existing infrastructure to the latest v2.1 version. In addition, as an effort to reduce the cost spent in gas in times of high gas prices, we also introduce gas-capped robots on mainnet which will be activated via this proposal.

Currently when a liquidity mining reward is added after static-a-token creation, it needs to be registered manually on the token via the permissionless refreshRewardTokens() method. As this process is not currently automated users might be missing out on rewards until the method is called, so now we introduce the robot for static-a-token to automate this process.

Specification

For the migration, the robots registered on the previous robot operator contract will be cancelled and new robots will be registered using an updated robot operator contract, compatible with the newer version of chainlink automation v2.1.

The robots will be cancelled by calling the cancel() method by the payload on the previous robot operator contract, and after the delay has passed anyone could call the permissionless method withdrawLink() on the robot operator contract to withdraw the unused funds on the previous robots to the collector.

On the newer robot operator, the payload will call the register() method to register the keepers with the newer chainlink automation registry supporting v2.1.

The proposal also refills the cross-chain-controller contract (part of aDI) on mainnet with 1 ethereum from the collector.

Note: All aave governance v3 robots along with robots used for gsm swap freeze and Proof of Reserve will be migrated via this proposal and will use the same contract as before except the one's mentioned below

Deployed AaveCLRobotOperator
Mainnet0x1cDF8879eC8bE012bA959EB515b11008E0cb6323
Polygon0xB4C212f5cD17E200019b07e6B1fDf124d35DBCf5
Avalanche0x06d958772304e7220fc3E463756CE01Ed0D24db2
Optimism0x55Cf9583D7D30DC4936bAee1f747591dBECe5df7
Arbitrum0xaa944aD95e51CB83C1f35FAEEDfC7d2c31B0BB4d
Base0x88db99eeBb390a2a4DcAC2E1DDb09c07E911C5C3
BNB0x51Bd3d6011Dd0BD88Ee1bEA1a67be799A6A09D79
Deployed Robots
Mainnet Gas Capped Governance Robot0x1996c281235D99bB3c6B8d2afbEb8ac6c7A39C11
Mainnet Gas Capped Voting Robot0x7Ed0A6A294Cf085c90917c0ee1aa34e795932558
Mainnet Gas Capped Execution Robot0xBa37F9eDC52f57caFA3a13ddfD655797Cc4FE257
Mainnet Gas Capped StaticAToken Rewards Robot0xda82148a3944BBe442116f41cDb329b0edF11d41
Polygon StaticAToken Rewards Robot0x855FbD0D57fF5B1e8263e3cCDf3384545fbaF863
Avalanche StaticAToken Rewards Robot0x8aD3f00e91F0a3Ad8b0dF897c19EC345EaB761c4
Optimism StaticAToken Rewards Robot0x861Be72d464b6F1C99880B9bE476D40e8F9b5Bce
Arbitrum StaticAToken Rewards Robot0x0451f67bA61966C346daBAbB50a30Cc6A9A67C69
Base StaticAToken Rewards Robot0xad87684D27e6e58F055E6878A9F11F8c52A5b0F5
BNB StaticAToken Rewards Robot0x020E452b463568f55BAc6Dc5aFC8F0B62Ea5f0f3

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03Mismatch analysis

AIMismatch analysis by Kvorumlow confidenceclaude-sonnet-5
Consistent

The decoded on-chain data contains only a single generic action: a call to execute() on a payload contract on Ethereum mainnet, with no further decoded internal calls, parameters, or targets. This is the standard pattern for Aave governance proposals, where the actual multi-step logic (cancelling old robots, registering new ones, deploying gas-capped robots, refreshing reward robots, and refilling the cross-chain-controller) is implemented inside the payload contract's execute() function rather than being visible as separate top-level calldata actions. Because the decoded action gives no visibility into the internal calls, addresses, or amounts (e.g., the claimed 1 ETH refill, or the specific robot operator/registry addresses), it is not possible to verify or contradict the numerous specific claims made in the description (chain-specific robot addresses, gas-cap behavior, reward-refresh automation, etc.). There is nothing in the visible calldata that contradicts the description, but the opacity of the single execute() call means a rigorous line-by-line comparison cannot be performed. This is typical for this proposal type and not itself a red flag, but confidence in the comparison must be marked low rather than asserting full consistency with high confidence.'}, {

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04Actions

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Target
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Value
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Function
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Arguments
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