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Scope
- Product lanes reviewed:
/services/jupiter-treasury-route/execute#treasury-rebalance/proof
What worked well
- Route-level integration is visible and reviewer-friendly.
- Treasury-route framing is aligned with governance-first execution.
- Proof and judge continuity is straightforward to explain.
- The product now supports a server-side Jupiter Developer Platform
/ordermode throughNEXT_PUBLIC_JUPITER_ORDER_ENDPOINT, while preserving the public Lite Quote fallback for static review surfaces.
Friction points
- API error semantics still need stronger user-facing normalization across
/order,/execute, and quote-only fallback modes. - Route/quote terminology is still too technical for first-time users.
- Some execution hints are distributed across pages; a single condensed status panel would improve speed.
Suggested improvements
- expected slippage band,
- path complexity,
- risk flag.
- Add normalized Jupiter error map for UI (
quote timeout,route unavailable,insufficient liquidity). - Add one in-page “Route Quality Summary” card with:
- Add direct diff between pre-route and post-route treasury state in execution receipts.
Estimated time-to-first-value
- For an already connected wallet and configured environment: under 3 minutes to understand the lane and run first controlled route rehearsal.