Quick route navigation
The Next.js app exposes the same proof story as the current site, but inside a cleaner operational shell: baseline live proof, dedicated V3 hardening proof, integration packets, and explicit launch boundaries.
Real Devnet execution logs, not summary-only proof
The judge route now exposes real proposal and settlement signatures from the indexed Frontier evidence and the dedicated V3 hardening proof. This keeps the review surface tied to actual Devnet execution instead of packet summaries alone.
Read-node judge activation
Judge backend readiness
Baseline proof and dedicated V3 proof packet are both reviewer-facing
On-chain proof anchors exposed in the Devnet evidence path
Multi-wallet Devnet rehearsal already captured and packaged
Grant, fund, gaming, and enterprise service packs remain part of the UI
Open the canonical Devnet flow that proves create → submit → private vote → execute treasury happened.
Open the additive hardening packet for Governance V3 and Settlement V3 after reviewing the baseline flow.
Open the Frontier integrations packet to verify ZK, REFHE, MagicBlock, and Fast RPC surfaces together.
Close the loop with audit packet, launch trust packet, and mainnet blockers so proof is not separated from deployment truth.
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.