This proposal aims to roll out an updated version of the Zodiac Roles Modifier module. The new version improves usability and transparency of treasury management operations. Upon approval, the Roles Modifier v2 module will be activated.
Furthermore, this proposal requests authorization from the DAO to revise the permissions policy. A notable change includes enabling swapping actions on CoW Swap while the other permissions primarily focus on eliminating obsolete actions and protocols, and refining parameters within the existing permissions.
As previously stated, the Zodiac Roles Modifier facilitates karpatkey’s proxy management of the Endowment by ensuring that only pre-approved transactions, defined by the permissions policy voted on by the DAO, can be executed. In collaboration with karpatkey, the Gnosis Guild team has significantly upgraded the Zodiac Roles Modifier module and the Zodiac Roles app. These enhancements have resulted in a more powerful and robust on-chain permissions infrastructure with the following improvements:
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The Zodiac Roles Modifier v2 contract has been rigorously audited by G0 Group, the internal auditing team of Gnosis DAO, and by Omniscia. The detailed audit reports are available for review here 1.
This proposal outlines the following modifications to the permissions policy:
requestWithdrawalsWstETHWithPermit and requestWithdrawalsWithPermit. 16. Spark Rewards Claim (diff 1): Added functionality to claim wstETH rewards in Spark.We highly value the community’s involvement in reviewing and providing feedback on this proposal. We encourage members with the necessary technical expertise to examine the content carefully (including this payload 1) and share their insights with us.
For effective testing of the permissions policy configuration, we have utilised a Testing Avatar Safe 1. This safe mirrors the current state of the permissions policy v4 1 granted by the Endowment to the Manager SAFE operated by karpatkey. The enhancements in the Zodiac Roles app interface now allow for a clear visualisation of all existing permissions, accessible here 2.
The updated interface also simplifies the process of identifying changes by displaying the current permissions policy on the left side and the newly proposed policy on the right side. To further aid in the adoption and understanding of these tools for audit purposes, we have detailed the proposed changes in version 5 documentation, following our standard Policy Update Request (PUR) format.
The existing Roles Modifier v1 module will remain active to ensure a smooth transition and prevent any unexpected disruptions in operational execution. Ownership of the deployed Roles Modifier v2 module 1, equipped with the new proposed permissions policy, has been transferred 1 to the Endowment’s Avatar Safe. These permissions are displayed here 4 and match those shown on the comparison interface here 1. The payload will only activate this module, marking the first phase of the migration process. A subsequent policy update proposal will seek to disable the v1 module.
The “show annotations” button, located at the top-right here 1, provides a visualisation of the proposed permissions policy expressed through the DeFi Kit Protocol Actions. This feature offers a more abstract and simplified description of the policy, enhancing understanding and accessibility.
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