Quick route navigation
Developer-facing access should start with curated docs and continue into the broader repository viewer and proof surfaces.
Developer tooling fit should be obvious on the developer route
Developer portal
The developer surface should make PrivateDAO feel like a platform: RPC, API, SDK, templates, diagnostics, and proof-aware integration paths.
Start with the services route for shared or dedicated RPC, diagnostics, runtime evidence, and hosted API framing.
Open RPC pathDedicated RPC, shared RPC, DAO-specific RPC, and hosted read surfaces tied to diagnostics and runtime evidence.
Developer-facing API, SDK, CLI, and templates for integrating governance, payouts, and proof-aware reads.
Proposal templates for events, rewards, guild voting, and game economy changes.
Contributor, vendor, and subscription approvals routed through the same treasury and proof rails.
PrivateDAO platform architecture
PrivateDAO should read as governance infrastructure, not as a single DAO toy. These layers keep the product, infrastructure, gaming, payments, proof, and developer story aligned.
The live governance engine already runs the end-to-end DAO lifecycle with treasury execution inside the product shell.
PrivateDAO is also an infrastructure surface: hosted reads, diagnostics, metered RPC posture, and DAO-specific runtime visibility.
Gaming DAO turns reward, guild, clan, and tournament decisions into governance flows with proposal templates and treasury rails.
Payments extends the treasury model into contributors, vendors, subscriptions, and governed payout approvals.
ZK, REFHE, MagicBlock, Fast RPC, diagnostics, and trust packets are exposed as product rails rather than hidden implementation detail.
The platform also needs a developer-facing surface for SDK, API, templates, billing posture, quotas, and RPC access.
Search or ask AI
If the goal is unclear, begin at onboarding or the command center. That gives the shortest route to a real product flow, wallet action, proof surface, or competition workspace.
Proof center
Canonical Devnet create → vote → execute flow with public reviewer links.
Dedicated additive hardening proof for Governance V3 and Settlement V3.
PrivateDAO-specific matrix for what the ZK stack proves today, how it is verified, and what is still explicitly not claimed.
Deterministic scoring model for how ZK, REFHE, MagicBlock, and Fast RPC strengthen specific proposal patterns.
ZK, REFHE, MagicBlock, backend-indexed reads, and runtime evidence in one surface.
Reviewer and launch artifacts tied together with generated attestations.
Security rails
Layer-by-layer truth-aligned matrix for proofs, anchors, attestation, zk_enforced posture, and verifier boundaries.
Proposal-aware scoring model for privacy depth, enforcement depth, execution integrity, and reviewer confidence across ZK, REFHE, MagicBlock, and Fast RPC.
Token-supply quorum mode, policy snapshots, and reveal rebate vaults stay additive and versioned.
Payout caps, evidence aging, REFHE/MagicBlock requirements, and single-use settlement consumption semantics.
The app keeps launch boundaries honest: what is live now, what is pending-external, and what still needs custody/audit work.
Reviewer and trust links
The comprehensive product reel that explains everything PrivateDAO offers and why the project is competition-ready.
Fastest reviewer path into the live product proof surface.
Generated audit-facing packet that ties reviewer and launch evidence together.
Commercial and launch trust narrative with boundaries kept explicit.
Honest list of what still needs custody, audit, and runtime evidence before real-funds launch.
Pitch-ready investor and competition presentation surface.
Dedicated additive hardening proof packet for Governance V3 and Settlement V3.
Why this matters
The product now exposes a strict custody ingestion path, but the mainnet boundary stays blocked until real multisig details, signer keys, transfer signatures, and readout references are recorded.
The awards surface should not be vanity-only. It needs to route judges, buyers, and operators directly into proof packets, trust surfaces, and launch boundaries.
This Next.js surface keeps the same discipline as the current site: Devnet proof is shown as Devnet proof, and pending-external launch work stays marked as pending-external.