ShoreGun is a DAO-native execution board that turns proposals into task cards, assigns them to real contributors via ENS, and verifies execution through attestations — with optional random assignment for low-lift community tasks. Problem DAOs often lack: Clear execution pathways for passed proposals. Visibility on who’s doing what. Fair participation opportunities in low-priority “chore-like” tasks.

Backlinks Q1 Milestones: https://hackmd.io/Gjl9aDS6RMW9lQ9ALKl1ng Q2 Milestones [ ] Receive at least one grant from an outside org for supporting development of the standard Comment: Scroll, Safe, Celo, Stellar seem most likely [ ] Pathway to setup data pipeline Comment: Being worked on with OSO to get clarity on JSON, CSV, API data sources [x] Update current DAOIP-5 data with new fields added [ ] Improve technical documentation on the DAOstar site Link

As a Web3 software development and consultancy services provider, We are dedicated to helping businesses and organizations leverage the latest blockchain and decentralized technologies to create innovative solutions. With extensive experience in software development, as well as our deep understanding of the Web3 ecosystem, We are equipped to provide a wide range of services to help you achieve your goals. Whether you need help designing and building a decentralized application, conducting a security audit, or simply need guidance on how to navigate the rapidly-evolving Web3 landscape, Let's work together to build a more decentralized and connected future. Members Rashmi V Abbigeri, Director of Sun Flora Collective Web3 Full Stack developer,

Intro Hello, I'm Rashmi V Abbigeri, a full-stack developer and research professional with experience in the Web3 since 2021, encompassing development, project management and business development mainly in the DAO ecosystem. I consider myself a generalist as I enjoy doing the work for a purpose rather than specific skill building. Socials GitHub: Rashmi-278 Twitter: @rashmivabbigeri LinkedIn: in/rashmi-v-abbigeri Telegram: rashmivabbigeri

Technocratic Funding and Democratic Funding are distinct approaches to resource allocation, particularly in contexts like grant funding, governance, or public goods distribution. Here's how they differ: Technocratic Funding Definition: Decision-making and allocation are driven by experts, professionals, or those with specialized knowledge in a particular domain. Key Features:Expertise-Driven: Decisions are based on technical knowledge, data, or past performance. Efficient but Exclusive: Focuses on optimizing outcomes, but may limit input from the general population. Example in Web3:Retroactive Public Goods Funding (RetroPGF): Funds are allocated by expert badgeholders or decision-makers after assessing the outcomes of a project. Request for Proposals (RFPs): A targeted funding mechanism where experts review proposals and select the most promising projects. Pros:

The history of Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) is an interesting evolution of technology, governance, and community-driven experimentation. Here’s a timeline and a deep dive into the key milestones and developments that shaped the DAO movement: 1. Early Ideas and Foundations Theoretical Beginnings (1990s–2013) Nick Szabo’s "Smart Contracts" (1994):Nick Szabo introduced the concept of "smart contracts," which are self-executing contracts embedded with rules and enforcement mechanisms. These formed the theoretical basis for DAOs by enabling programmable governance. Bitcoin (2009): Bitcoin was the first decentralized network, demonstrating how distributed consensus could maintain a trustless ledger.

Check out Soldeer Note: look into the diamond standard How is it diff from upgradable contracts How is it diff from Evan's Furnis " As a philosopthy I dont use proxy" - Atlas the diamond standard meshed with package manager 1. Problem Definition:

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What is DAOIP-5? DAOIP-5 is like a blueprint for describing how funding for projects is organized. It’s a standardized format that ensures everyone can understand and use data about grants and donations, especially for open-source projects. Why Does It Matter? Imagine a library of books where every book is written in a different language—it would be hard to share or compare information, right? DAOIP-5 solves this problem by making sure all "books" (grant or funding data) follow the same format. This brings two big benefits: Machines can read it: Computers can quickly process the funding data because it’s in a consistent “language.” People can use it: Developers, researchers, or organizations can access and work with the data without needing to decode it first.

By: Rashmi V Abbigeri , Twitter: @rashmivabbigeri , Github: @Rashmi-278 Abstract Smart contracts which are built upon blockchains open up oppurtunities for a wide range of possible financial tools and mechanisms. Some of which need to consume data from external sources. Pyth Network is an cross-chain publish-subscribe design oracle which sources the price data of digital assets such as Bitcoin/USD and commodities such as Crude oil. Pyth Network Sources this data from various institutional firms listed here, https://www.pyth.network/publishers They make this data available via API's and Pyth Smart Contracts Testing the APIs Pyth has three API Categories

The Stellar Development Foundation publishes an attestationURI through a GitHub Gist on the Stellar GitHub Organization. This attestation links to the entityURI of the Stellar Community Fund, which is the decision-making body responsible for allocating awards to projects. While the Stellar Development Foundation handles payments, the Stellar Community Fund governs the allocation decisions. This attestation is structured in alignment with DAOIP-3, and the Stellar Community Fund also publishes grant metadata following DAOIP-5. The entityURI is hosted in the eip4824 GitHub repository: eip4824 stellar branch. Name: Stellar Community FundDescription: The Stellar Community Fund is an open-application program that leverages community input to distribute awards supporting projects built on Stellar.Members: Omitted, as members are on Discord.Activity: SCF Handbook.Contracts: Contracts JSONProposals: Omitted, as no specific URI or URL could be found.Governance: Governance DetailsGrants Metadata: Grants Metadata on GitHub entityURI (DAOIP-2 and DAOIP-5) { "@context": "https://www.daostar.org/schemas", "type": "Entity",

Prepare and build for the upcoming hackathons Hackathon Checklist [ ] Ideate on the Problem [ ] Assemble Your Team [ ] Plan Your Project [ ] Talk to Sponsor Projects [ ] Checkpoints and Staying on Track [ ] Finishing Your Submission Ideate on the Problem

Tutorial: Setting a Context for a Schema on EAS To set a context for a schema on the EAS network, follow these steps: Step 1: Visit the EAS Explorer Go to the EAS explorer of the network where your schema exists. For example, for Optimism, visit Optimism EAS Explorer. Step 2: Find the Schema Context Look for a schema named "SCHEMA CONTEXT." This schema is used to set the context for other schemas. Step 3: Make an Attestation

DApp link: https://coordination.pages.dev Repositories: Frontend: https://github.com/coordination-play/frontend Docs: https://github.com/coordination-play/docs

Rapid RST technology by Intel uses RAID to access its storage devices , but this isn't compatiable with Linux based OS , so we need to change it to AHCI. 1. Switch your storage controller to AHCI mode Warning: Directly changing SATA to AHCI from RAID / IDE will make windows unbootable ! Some systems will have the Windows operating system installed using RAID drivers including the Intel Rapid Storage Technology. SSD drives typically perform better using AHCI drivers. There is in fact a way to switch operation from either IDE / RAID to AHCI within Windows 10 without having to reinstall. Here are the steps: Click the Start Button and type cmd Right-click the result and select Run as administrator Type this command and press ENTER: bcdedit /set {current} safeboot minimal (ALT: bcdedit /set safeboot minimal)

Author: Rashmi V Abbigeri, Twitter: @rashmivabbigeri Consensus, execution, data availability, and settlement are said to be the four primary functions of a blockchain network. When a blockchain network executes all four of these functionalities in its base layer, it’s called a monolithic blockchain. A modular blockchain decentralizes one of its three core components (execution, consensus, and data availability) by entrusting it to an external and autonomous chain. This division of functions enhances the flexibility and scalability of a modular blockchain, setting it apart from traditional monolithic blockchains. Examples of a modular blockchains are Celestia, Cosmos, and Fuel.

DAOstar Contracts and Summary: Refer here for an updaed list of contract addresses EIP4824Index Contract:This contract is used to manage the registration of DAOs within the EIP-4824 framework. It defines a role called REGISTRATION_ROLE, which is used to control who can register DAOs. The constructor sets the deployer as the default admin and assigns them the REGISTRATION_ROLE. EIP4824Registration Contract:

1. Deploy smart contracts Deploy Registration.sol and get three contract addresses Reference folder: https://github.com/metagov/daostar/tree/main/contracts/src For example: OP Mainnet

Hello Q Team, my name is Rashmi V Abbigeri. We met at DAO Tokyo. Hi there! I checked out your documentation and have a few observations and questions. Would you mind answering a few questions for me? Thanks! The "What is Q section" does not mention governance. I expected to read about how Q helps solve problems related to governance or how Q and governance fit together. I was unable to find answers to the following questions in the documentation: Why do we need the Q blockchain? What is different about this blockchain? What is its purpose? Can you provide an example use case that Q enables but other blockchains do not? Who writes/modifies the Constitution?

Helpful links OpSci Brief: https://gitcoin.co/grants/2599/opsci-the-open-science-dao Dataset archival overview: http://142.93.66.228/home https://www.section.io/engineering-education/session-management-in-nodejs-using-expressjs-and-express-session/ https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61255258/migrating-expressjs-app-to-serverless-express-session-problem https://api.video/blog/tutorials/uploading-large-files-with-javascript November 6th 2022 https://brainlife.io/docs/