Layers 1 and 2 of the Lirix architecture guarantee that an AI agent won't accidentally shoot itself in the foot due to a hallucinated parameter or a malformed hex string. Through strict Pydantic memory cages and atomic intent reconciliation, we eliminate the noise. But in the Dark Forest of Web3, accidental suicide isn't the only threat. The real danger comes from the sniper hiding in the bushes: Obfuscation . Highly sophisticated hackers know that standard security firewalls only scan the to address and the outermost function selector. To bypass this, they don't send malicious payloads naked. They wrap them in cryptographic Russian Dolls (embedding a Multicall inside a Multicall ) and hide the true execution logic behind seemingly innocent, upgradeable Proxy contracts. If your AI security framework only interrogates the surface layer of a transaction, your protocol is already compromised.…