# Production Simulation DAO

PrivateDAO now carries a dedicated **Production Simulation DAO** narrative for reviewers, pilots, and internal launch rehearsals.

This is not a separate deployed protocol. It is a structured operating profile built on the same program, same frontend, and same evidence surfaces that already exist in the repository.

## What it simulates

The Production Simulation DAO is the cleanest end-to-end story for a serious operator:

1. Create a DAO with a live governance mint.
2. Fund the treasury.
3. Submit a proposal with a clear operating intent.
4. Run a private vote through commit and reveal.
5. Finalize only after the protocol timing window closes.
6. Execute treasury movement only after the final state and any configured evidence boundaries are satisfied.

## Why it exists

Most hackathon demos stop at a concept or a single transaction.

PrivateDAO needs a more disciplined surface because the product is not only about voting. It is about:

- private governance
- treasury control
- confidential payout boundaries
- runtime evidence
- operator clarity
- launch-readiness discipline

The Production Simulation DAO gives judges and pilot users one stable mental model for the system before mainnet.

## Simulated operating profile

### Governance posture

- commit-reveal voting
- timelocked execution
- veto and cancellation boundaries
- proposal-scoped execution rules

### Confidential operations posture

- optional encrypted payroll or bonus proposals
- aggregate-only treasury release
- REFHE envelope path when encrypted evaluation is required
- MagicBlock corridor path when confidential token settlement is required

### Runtime posture

- backend-indexed read path when available
- Devnet evidence package
- operational and runtime artifacts
- browser and wallet verification surfaces

## What this profile is good for

- judge walkthroughs
- pilot onboarding
- operator training
- internal runbooks
- demo videos
- migration rehearsals

## Honest boundary

The Production Simulation DAO is still a **Devnet-oriented simulation profile**.

It does **not** imply:

- completed external audit
- production multisig already live
- completed real-device evidence closure
- source-verifiable MagicBlock or REFHE receipts beyond what is currently documented

Those remain separate launch blockers until real evidence is recorded.

## Recommended walkthrough

Use this exact order:

1. Open the live app.
2. Create DAO.
3. Deposit treasury.
4. Submit a proposal.
5. Commit a private vote.
6. Reveal the vote.
7. Finalize.
8. Execute treasury.
9. Open the runtime and evidence links.

This sequence is the canonical simulation story because it shows the product as a real operating stack instead of a disconnected set of features.