Base Uniswap v4 Zero-Slippage RFQ Hook
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Zero-slippage swaps on Base (8453) via Uniswap v4 Hook 0xd72CD1d46bA05479583fbB561B558f133BA98088.
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TDQS
Scored across 4 tools
The set has overlap: univ4_rfq_get_quote, univ4_rfq_get_hookdata, and univ4_rfq_quote_and_build_swap form a two-step vs one-step flow where the builder duplicates the other two. The relationship between the quoteId returned by get_quote and the hookData fetched by get_hookdata is implied but not explicit, making selection non-obvious. univ4_rfq_list_pools is clearly distinct.
All tools share the univ4_rfq_ prefix and use snake_case, giving a predictable namespace. The verbs are mostly simple (get, list) with one compound exception, quote_and_build_swap, which slightly breaks the verb_noun pattern but remains readable.
Four tools is well-scoped for a narrow Uniswap v4 RFQ hook integration. Each tool maps to a distinct step in the quoting/swapping lifecycle without redundancy that would bloat the surface.
The surface covers pool listing, indicative quoting, signed hookData retrieval, and one-step swap construction, which are the core operations for this RFQ hook. Minor gaps exist, such as a per-pool detail lookup or explicit quoteId lifecycle/refresh handling, but agents can work around them.
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