Delegate yours, and an agent votes it by a written constitution — every reason published.
One transaction, no custody, reversible any time. The record is below — judge us by it.
Governance is bottlenecked on attention, not voting power — and dormant supply is what lets a captured minority freeze the treasury. Write your values down once; the vote shows up every time.
Versioned markdown; every amendment a public commit. The agent is just plumbing.
The agent proposes, a human ratifies. Overrides require a written reason, logged publicly.
Every vote carries its reasoning, visible in every Nouns client. No silent weight.
Every proposal and candidate, as it lands. Calldata decoded and checked against the prose — mismatch is an automatic flag.
Evaluated against the constitution: a vote, a confidence, the clauses that drove it. Structural props always get human review.
Cast mid-window — late enough to see the field, never late enough to miss it. Last-hour flips trigger alerts, not surprises.
Every verdict publishes here — vote, clauses cited, overrides with reasons. Append-only.
| Prop | Verdict | Clauses | Reason | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No verdicts yet — the agent is warming up. | ||||
You don't have to agree with this constitution. You have to stop being dormant.
Read it. If it votes how you would, one transaction points your Noun here. No custody, reversible any time.
The constitution is one markdown file in a CC0 repo. Fork it, change the clauses, run your own standing vote.
Want forking without the git? If enough people ask, hosted constitutions become a thing — fork, tweak three answers, done. Tell me: @zherring.