Powers protocol
  • 💪Welcome to Powers protocol
  • The case for Powers
  • Protocol development
  • For Developers
    • Governance flow
    • Powers.sol
      • Executing actions
      • Proposing actions
      • Voting on proposed actions
      • Assigning, revoking and labelling roles
      • Adopting and revoking laws
      • Constitute a new community
    • Law.sol
      • Execute a law
      • Handle a request
      • Run checks
      • Change state
      • Reply to Powers
      • Setting up a new law
    • Deploy Community Governance
  • Deployed Laws
    • Electoral laws
      • DelegateSelect.sol
      • DirectSelect.sol
      • VoteOnNomineesTally.sol
      • PeerSelect.sol
      • RandomSelect.sol
      • RenounceRole.sol
      • SelfSelect.sol
      • AttestSelect.sol
      • Subscription.sol
      • NftSelect.sol
    • Executive Laws
      • BespokeAction.sol
      • OpenAction.sol
      • PresetAction.sol
      • ThrottledAction.sol
      • ProposalOnly.sol
      • TokenVote.sol
      • SelfDestruct.sol
      • AutomatedAction.sol
      • AiAgentAction.sol
      • OffChainAction.sol
    • State laws
      • AddressesMapping.sol
      • VoteOnNominees.sol
      • NominateMe.sol
      • StringsArray.sol
      • TokensArray.sol
      • Erc20Deposits.sol
      • Grant.sol
  • Integrations
    • Existing DAOs
    • Existing protocols
      • OpenZeppelin's Governor.sol
      • Hats Protocol
    • Off-chain services
      • Push oracles
      • Pull oracles
      • Cross-chain bridge
      • AI agents
      • Attestation services
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  • Milestones
  • v0.3 (under development)
  • v0.2 (current)
  • v0.1

Protocol development

The Powers protocol is under active development.

Aims

There are several aims and ethos that guide the development of the Powers protocol.

  • Open source. The core protocol and example laws are and will always remain open source.

  • Composability. Laws provide a fully composable layer of smart contracts that integrates seamlessly with a range of on- and off-chain services, existing DAOs, as well as with other implementations of the protocol.

  • Security. No protocol will ever be a 100% safe. But a governance protocol that divides powers allows for the elimination of single points of failure. It allowis for new levels of security in on-chain governance.

  • Community. Protocol development and security are demand constant attention. The ultimate aim is to create a sustainable community that develops and secures the protocol.

Milestones

v0.3 (under development)

  • Implement integration modules for existing protocols.

  • Implement integration for off-chain services.

  • Revise naming of function and variables in Powers.sol.

  • Refactor laws into singleton contracts.

  • Improve error handling.

v0.2 (current)

  • Simplified Powers.sol

  • Implemented modular laws.

  • Implemented dynamic UI / UX to interact with a wide range of governance structures.

  • Renamed the protocol to Powers protocol.

v0.1

  • First PoC of Role restricted governance protocol. Initially named Separated Powers.

  • Build for the RnDao's CollabTech hackathon in Oct-Nov 2024.

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