$chimp Exploring Mojo AI's intent-driven execution on Solana: The natural language translation to DEX aggregation routes drastically simplifies multi-hop swaps.

However, two architectural observations for the team:

1. Slippage & Route Fallback: When an intent executes during high-volatility spikes (e.g. priority fee surges), does the simulated transaction enforce dynamic compute budget re-bidding, or does it fail-safe and abort without consuming gas fees?

2. Multi-hop Partial Refunds: If a multi-leg routing fails midway through an intermediary pool, is the partial unswapped balance automatically unwrapped/refunded to the user's primary token account atomically, or is manual recovery needed?

Adding an explicit execution telemetry preview (simulated price impact vs realized on-chain execution) would give institutional and retail users complete confidence in autonomous agent routing.