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    • Pool data now reflects current plugin-managed swap fees more accurately.
    • Swap processing updates pool fee and tick information immediately when per-swap fee overrides are detected.
    • Liquidity pool discovery now includes plugin information where available.
    • Pool updates use refreshed fee data and maintain more accurate incremental tick tracking after activity.

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The provider resolves plugin addresses, refreshes current plugin fees during pool fetching, and updates swap handling. Swap processing now applies fee overrides and updates tick state and incremental tick queues when a tick is defined.

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Algebra plugin fee synchronization

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Plugin fee loading
packages/sushi/src/router/liquidity-providers/AlgebraIntegralV1_2Base.ts
The provider adds plugin metadata to pool data, resolves plugin addresses with plugin(), and loads non-zero plugin fees with getCurrentFee(). Pool fetching invokes the fee refresh.
Swap fee and tick updates
packages/sushi/src/router/liquidity-providers/AlgebraIntegralV1_2Base.ts
Swap handling applies changed positive fee overrides, updates tick state when a tick is defined, and queues pools for plugin-fee or fee-change updates.

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  participant AlgebraIntegralV1_2BaseProvider
  participant AlgebraPool
  participant PluginContract
  AlgebraIntegralV1_2BaseProvider->>AlgebraPool: plugin()
  AlgebraPool-->>AlgebraIntegralV1_2BaseProvider: plugin address
  AlgebraIntegralV1_2BaseProvider->>PluginContract: getCurrentFee()
  PluginContract-->>AlgebraIntegralV1_2BaseProvider: current fee
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In `@packages/sushi/src/router/liquidity-providers/AlgebraIntegralV1_2Base.ts`:
- Around line 86-141: Update updatePluginFees so plugin() is refreshed for
retained pools rather than only when pool.plugin is undefined, detecting
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Comment on lines +86 to +141
const unknown = pools.filter((pool) => pool.plugin === undefined)
if (unknown.length) {
const plugins = await this.client
.multicall({
multicallAddress: this.client.chain?.contracts?.multicall3?.address!,
allowFailure: true,
blockNumber,
contracts: unknown.map(
(pool) =>
({
address: pool.address as Address,
chainId: this.chainId,
abi: pluginAbi,
functionName: 'plugin',
}) as const,
),
})
.catch(() => undefined)
if (plugins) {
unknown.forEach((pool, i) => {
const plugin = plugins[i]?.result
if (typeof plugin === 'string') {
pool.plugin = plugin
}
})
}
}

const feePools = pools.filter(
(pool) =>
typeof pool.plugin === 'string' &&
pool.plugin !== '0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000',
)
if (feePools.length === 0) return

const fees = await this.client
.multicall({
multicallAddress: this.client.chain?.contracts?.multicall3?.address!,
allowFailure: true,
blockNumber,
contracts: feePools.map(
(pool) =>
({
address: pool.plugin!,
chainId: this.chainId,
abi: getCurrentFeeAbi,
functionName: 'getCurrentFee',
}) as const,
),
})
.catch(() => undefined)
if (!fees) return

feePools.forEach((pool, i) => {
const fee = fees[i]?.result
if (typeof fee === 'number') pool.fee = fee

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In Algebra Integral v1.2, the plugin associated with a pool can be changed or replaced at any time [1][2]. This action is handled by invoking the setPlugin method directly on the liquidity pool contract or through a designated entry point [3][1][4]. Key details regarding plugin management include: Permissions: Plugin replacement is a sensitive, permissioned action [1][2]. It can only be executed by an address with the appropriate rights, typically the owner of the Algebra Factory or the owner of the POOLS_ADMINISTRATOR role [1][2]. When using custom pool entry points, this is managed via the setPlugin(address pool, address newPluginAddress) method, which checks that the caller is the authorized custom deployer for that specific pool [3][4]. Security Considerations: Because replacing a plugin fundamentally alters the logic and behavior of the liquidity pool, it is strongly recommended that this capability be controlled with high-security measures [1][2]. The documentation advises using multi-sig accounts and implementing granular access rights to prevent malicious or unauthorized changes that could negatively impact users [1][2]. Plugin Interface: The IAlgebraPoolState interface, which governs the pool&#39;s state, includes a plugin() method that returns the address of the currently used plugin [5]. The documentation explicitly notes that the plugin is subject to change [5]. For developers building custom plugins, the management functions (such as setPlugin, setPluginConfig, and setFee) are typically implemented in an AlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint contract or a similar factory/manager structure, which acts as the authorized interface for pool management [3][4].
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<title>Result 1</title> https://docs.algebra.finance/algebra-integral-documentation/algebra-integral-technical-reference/core-logic/plugins > For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as Markdown. # Plugins The functionality of the Algebra Integral protocol can be extended and supplemented by using customizable plugins. A plugin is a smart contract that is attached to a pool contract and extends its functionality. Only one plugin can be attached to each pool at any given time. A plugin can be detached or replaced by another plugin. More information about plugins, existing implementations and development of new plugins can be found in the plugins section. ### Hooks Interaction of plugins with Algebra Integral pools is based on the use of hooks - special calls that the pool can make before and after the main user actions. If a plugin is attached to the pool and a setting corresponding to a given hook is activated, the liquidity pool will call a function defined in the Algebra plugin interface from the plugin. Within this function, arbitrary logic can be implemented in the plugin, including including interaction with the same liquidity pool. The pool provides the following hooks: - `beforeInitialize` - called at the beginning of pool initialization.. - `afterInitialize` - called after the initialization of the pool. - `beforeModifyPosition` - called before a change in any liquidity position. The call can occur before a liquidity mint or burn. - `afterModifyPosition` - called after a change in any liquidity position. The call can occur before a liquidity mint or burn. - `beforeSwap` - called before the swap - `afterSwap` - called after the swap - `beforeFlash` - called before the flashloan - `afterFlash` - called after the flashloan This way, the plugin can perform any actions before and after key events in the pool. ### Fee management Algebra Integral pools can have dynamic fee mode enabled. In this case, the attached plugin will be able to change the current value of the fee in the pool at any time. Including during the call of hooks, which allows, for example, to change the fee before swap, taking into account certain factors on the market. After the dynamic fee mode is enabled, the plugin (and only the plugin) can change the fee using the `setFee` method of the liquidity pool. If dynamic fee mode is turned off, the plugin cannot change the pool&`#39`;s fee (the fee can only be changed by the owner of the corresponding rights in AlgebraFactory). ### Plugins settings Pool parameters associated with a plugin are stored tightly packed in a bitmap. The following flags (bitmasks) correspond to the settings: - `BEFORE_SWAP_FLAG = 1` - whether to use the `beforeSwap` hook - `AFTER_SWAP_FLAG = 1 << 1` - whether to use `afterSwap` hook - `BEFORE_POSITION_MODIFY_FLAG = 1 << 2` - whether to use the hook `beforeModifyPosition` - `AFTER_POSITION_MODIFY_FLAG = 1 << 3` - whether to use the `afterModifyPosition` hook. - `BEFORE_FLASH_FLAG = 1 << 4` - whether to use the hook `beforeFlash` - `AFTER_FLASH_FLAG = 1 << 5` - whether to use the `afterFlash` hook - `AFTER_INIT_FLAG = 1 << 6` - whether to use the `afterInitialize` hook - `DYNAMIC_FEE = 1 << 7` - whether dynamic commission mode is enabled It is important to note that there is no setting for the `beforeInitialize` hook - this hook is called unconditionally if the plugin is attached before pool initialization. For this reason, the plugin must necessarily implement the corresponding method correctly if it will be attached before pool initialization. ### Plugin replacement In each pool, a plugin can be replaced at any time by an address with the appropriate rights (owner AlgebraFactory, or owner of the `POOLS_ADMINISTRATOR` role). The plugin is replaced using the `setPlugin` method in the liquidity pool itself. It is important to note that access to the ability to replace plugins should be controlled with maximum security, as this action allows changing t…[truncated] <title>plugins.md</title> https://docs.algebra.finance/algebra-integral-documentation/algebra-integral-technical-reference/core-logic/plugins.md > For the complete documentation index, see llms.txt. Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as Markdown. # Plugins The functionality of the Algebra Integral protocol can be extended and supplemented by using customizable plugins. **A plugin** is a smart contract that is attached to a pool contract and extends its functionality. Only one plugin can be attached to each pool at any given time. A plugin can be detached or replaced by another plugin. More information about plugins, existing implementations and development of new plugins can be found in the plugins section. ### Hooks Interaction of plugins with Algebra Integral pools is based on the use of hooks - special calls that the pool can make before and after the main user actions. If a plugin is attached to the pool and a setting corresponding to a given hook is activated, the liquidity pool will call a function defined in the Algebra plugin interface from the plugin. Within this function, arbitrary logic can be implemented in the plugin, including including interaction with the same liquidity pool. The pool provides the following hooks: * `beforeInitialize` - called at the beginning of pool initialization.. * `afterInitialize` - called after the initialization of the pool. * `beforeModifyPosition` - called before a change in any liquidity position. The call can occur before a liquidity mint or burn. * `afterModifyPosition` - called after a change in any liquidity position. The call can occur before a liquidity mint or burn. * `beforeSwap` - called before the swap * `afterSwap` - called after the swap * `beforeFlash` - called before the flashloan * `afterFlash` - called after the flashloan This way, the plugin can perform any actions before and after key events in the pool. ### Fee management Algebra Integral pools can have dynamic fee mode enabled. In this case, the attached plugin will be able to change the current value of the fee in the pool at any time. Including during the call of hooks, which allows, for example, to change the fee before swap, taking into account certain factors on the market. After the dynamic fee mode is enabled, the plugin (and only the plugin) can change the fee using the `setFee` method of the liquidity pool. If dynamic fee mode is turned off, the plugin cannot change the pool&`#39`;s fee (the fee can only be changed by the owner of the corresponding rights in AlgebraFactory). ### Plugins settings Pool parameters associated with a plugin are stored tightly packed in a bitmap. The following flags (bitmasks) correspond to the settings: * `BEFORE_SWAP_FLAG = 1` - whether to use the `beforeSwap` hook * `AFTER_SWAP_FLAG = 1 << 1` - whether to use `afterSwap` hook * `BEFORE_POSITION_MODIFY_FLAG = 1 << 2` - whether to use the hook `beforeModifyPosition` * `AFTER_POSITION_MODIFY_FLAG = 1 << 3` - whether to use the `afterModifyPosition` hook. * `BEFORE_FLASH_FLAG = 1 << 4` - whether to use the hook `beforeFlash` * `AFTER_FLASH_FLAG = 1 << 5` - whether to use the `afterFlash` hook * `AFTER_INIT_FLAG = 1 << 6` - whether to use the `afterInitialize` hook * `DYNAMIC_FEE = 1 << 7` - whether dynamic commission mode is enabled **It is important to note** that there is no setting for the `beforeInitialize` hook - this hook is called unconditionally if the plugin is attached before pool initialization. For this reason, the plugin must necessarily implement the corresponding method correctly if it will be attached before pool initialization. ### Plugin replacement In each pool, a plugin can be replaced at any time by an address with the appropriate rights (owner AlgebraFactory, or owner of the `POOLS_ADMINISTRATOR` role). The plugin is replaced using the `setPlugin` method in the liquidity pool itself. **It is important to note** that access to the ability to replace plugins should be controlled with maximum security, as this action allow…[truncated] <title>Result 3</title> https://docs.algebra.finance/algebra-integral-documentation/algebra-integral-technical-reference/guides/custom-plugins/plugin-development Now our plugin factory has authorization mechanism and we can proceed to implementing differrent managment functions. Let&`#39`;s start with the ones required by `AbstractCustomPluginFactory` : ... ```solidity function setTickSpacing(address pool, int24 newTickSpacing) onlyOwner external { IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint(entryPoint).setTickSpacing(pool, newTickSpacing); } ... function setPlugin(address pool, address newPluginAddress) onlyOwner external { IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint(entryPoint).setPlugin(pool, newPluginAddress); } ... function setPluginConfig(address pool, uint8 newConfig) onlyOwner external { IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint(entryPoint).setPluginConfig(pool, newConfig); } function setFee(address pool, uint16 newFee) onlyOwner external { IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint(entryPoint).setFee(pool, newFee); } ``` ... We implemented: ... * `setTickSpacing` - sets a tick spacing in a provided pool * `setPlugin` - sets a plugin in a provided pool * `setPluginConfig` - sets plugin config in a provided pool * `setFee` - sets fee in a provided pool. DYNAMIC\_FEE flag must be `False` in a particular pool in order to be able to call setFee on this pool. <title>src/periphery/contracts/AlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint.sol</title> https://github.com/cryptoalgebra/Algebra/blob/master/src/periphery/contracts/AlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint.sol # src/periphery/contracts/AlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint.sol - Branch: master - Repository: cryptoalgebra/Algebra --- // SPDX-License-Identifier: BUSL-1.1 pragma solidity =0.8.20; import {IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint, IAlgebraPluginFactory} from &`#39`;./interfaces/IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint.sol&`#39`;; import {IAlgebraPool} from &`#39`;`@cryptoalgebra/integral-core/contracts/interfaces/IAlgebraPool.sol`&`#39`;; import {IAlgebraFactory} from &`#39`;`@cryptoalgebra/integral-core/contracts/interfaces/IAlgebraFactory.sol`&`#39`;; /// `@title` Algebra custom pool entry point /// `@notice` Is used to create custom pools /// `@dev` Version: Algebra Integral 1.2 contract AlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint is IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint { /// `@inheritdoc` IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint address public immutable override factory; modifier onlyCustomDeployer(address pool) { _checkIfDeployer(pool); _; } constructor(address _factory) { require(_factory != address(0)); factory = _factory; } /// `@inheritdoc` IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint function createCustomPool( address deployer, address creator, address tokenA, address tokenB, bytes calldata data ) external override returns (address customPool) { require(msg.sender == deployer, &`#39`;Only deployer&`#39`;); return IAlgebraFactory(factory).createCustomPool(deployer, creator, tokenA, tokenB, data); } /// `@inheritdoc` IAlgebraPluginFactory function beforeCreatePoolHook( address pool, address creator, address deployer, address token0, address token1, bytes calldata data ) external override returns (address) { require(msg.sender == factory, &`#39`;Only factory&`#39`;); // all additional custom logic should be implemented in `deployer` smart contract return IAlgebraPluginFactory(deployer).beforeCreatePoolHook(pool, creator, deployer, token0, token1, data); } /// `@inheritdoc` IAlgebraPluginFactory function afterCreatePoolHook(address plugin, address pool, address deployer) external override { require(msg.sender == factory, &`#39`;Only factory&`#39`;); IAlgebraPluginFactory(deployer).afterCreatePoolHook(plugin, pool, deployer); } // ####### Permissioned actions ####### // AlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint must have a "POOLS_ADMINISTRATOR" role to be able to use permissioned actions /// `@inheritdoc` IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint function setTickSpacing(address pool, int24 newTickSpacing) external override onlyCustomDeployer(pool) { IAlgebraPool(pool).setTickSpacing(newTickSpacing); } /// `@inheritdoc` IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint function setPlugin(address pool, address newPluginAddress) external override onlyCustomDeployer(pool) { IAlgebraPool(pool).setPlugin(newPluginAddress); } /// `@inheritdoc` IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint function setPluginConfig(address pool, uint8 newConfig) external override onlyCustomDeployer(pool) { IAlgebraPool(pool).setPluginConfig(newConfig); } /// `@inheritdoc` IAlgebraCustomPoolEntryPoint function setFee(address pool, uint16 newFee) external override onlyCustomDeployer(pool) { IAlgebraPool(pool).setFee(newFee); } function _checkIfDeployer(address pool) internal view { address token0 = IAlgebraPool(pool).token0(); address token1 = IAlgebraPool(pool).token1(); require(pool == IAlgebraFactory(factory).customPoolByPair(msg.sender, token0, token1), &`#39`;Only deployer&`#39`;); } } <title>docs/Contracts/Core/interfaces/pool/IAlgebraPoolState.md at integral-v1.2.2 · cryptoalgebra/Algebra</title> https://github.com/cryptoalgebra/Algebra/blob/integral-v1.2.2/docs/Contracts/Core/interfaces/pool/IAlgebraPoolState.md Pool state that can change ... ```solidity function plugin() external view returns (address pluginAddress) ``` ... **Selector**: `0xef01df4f` ... Returns the address of currently used plugin ... *Developer note: The plugin is subject to change* ... **Returns:** | Name | Type | Description | | ---- | ---- | ----------- | | pluginAddress | address | The address of currently used plugin | ... *Developer note: In case dynamic fee is enabled in the pool, this method will call the plugin to get the current fee. If the plugin implements complex fee logic, this method may return an incorrect value or revert. In this case, see the plugin implementation and related documentation.

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Refresh plugin addresses after configuration changes.

Algebra allows a pool plugin to be detached or replaced. updatePluginFees calls plugin() only while pool.plugin is undefined, so retained pools continue querying the old plugin after a replacement. A removed plugin is also not detected because the cached nonzero address remains in pool.plugin. The previous plugin-derived pool.fee can therefore remain until another fee update occurs.

Re-read plugin() for retained pools, or invalidate the cached address when the pool changes its plugin. If the new address is zero, restore pool.fee from the pool's current static fee.

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In `@packages/sushi/src/router/liquidity-providers/AlgebraIntegralV1_2Base.ts`
around lines 86 - 141, Update updatePluginFees so plugin() is refreshed for
retained pools rather than only when pool.plugin is undefined, detecting
detached or replaced plugins. When the refreshed plugin address is zero, restore
pool.fee from the pool’s current static fee; otherwise query getCurrentFee for
the new plugin and replace any stale fee.

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