Atomic composability, enforced in code, on the rollup.

Every swap is buffered as a hash commitment first and revealed only after the next block. Searchers, sequencers, and sandwich bots see nothing useful in the mempool — your trade lands at the price you signed for, not the price someone reorganised the block for.

Express a cross-chain intent as one atomic group: a multi-leg trade across three rollups either executes everywhere or refunds everywhere. The TesseractBuffer contract enforces group atomicity at the protocol layer, so an autonomous agent gets an all-or-nothing outcome — partial fills, stranded collateral, and half-finished cross-chain routes simply cannot happen.

Agents that route capital across many L2s at once cannot afford a leg that lands on one chain and reverts on another. Tesseract gives them a single primitive — commit the group, get resolve-everywhere-or-refund-everywhere — so an agent submits one intent and settles a deterministic outcome, not a pile of independent bridge transactions each with its own failure mode.

A mandatory 2-block resolution delay (configurable up to your chain finality) makes single-block flash loan exploits structurally impossible. Combined with role-gated resolution and a circuit breaker after 50 consecutive failures, the buffer hardens the surface attackers usually target.

A high-throughput Rust relayer monitors 4+ chains in parallel over WebSocket with HTTP failover, tracks per-chain confirmation rules, and recovers stuck nonces automatically. Auto-scales 2–10 instances on CPU and persists state in PostgreSQL — not in someone's memory.

Tesseract coordinates native swaps directly on each rollup. Users hold real assets, not bridge receipts. There is no honeypot multisig, no canonical-vs-wrapped fragmentation, and no $600M failure mode waiting to be exploited.

AtomicSwapCoordinator gives makers and takers a real on-chain order book with configurable slippage tolerance and partial fill support. Settle 500 USDC of a 1000 USDC order without forcing the entire trade through.

The TESS token powers protocol governance, fee discounts up to 50%, and staking rewards from 5% to 15% APY based on lock duration. Fees flow through an on-chain FeeCollector — transparent, auditable, no opaque off-chain treasury.