First LI.FI Intents Loop

What You Will Prove

This tutorial proves that the LI.FI configuration can be read, identity can be checked, and the serve loop can run one bounded iteration.

It does not ask you to leave an unattended solver running.

1. Check Readiness

pnpm --filter @steerprotocol/collateral-rail-quote-server lifi:readiness -- --strict

This should report whether the solver identity, quote routes, uploaded quotes, orders, and configured routes line up for the active LI.FI environment.

2. Run One Loop

pnpm --filter @steerprotocol/collateral-rail-quote-server lifi:serve -- --live --once

Use --once first. It keeps the experiment bounded and makes the output easier to review.

3. Read The Report

Look for:

• identity readiness.
• quote publish results.
• selected order validation.
• replay storage status.
• fill plan or fail-closed reason.
• finalise plan only when status payloads support it.

What Happened

lifi:serve is the operational loop. It can refresh quotes, poll orders, dedupe order ids, derive build requests, generate hook material, fill, and reconcile. The single-iteration mode is the bridge between local confidence and unattended operation.