How it works
Users propose. The community votes. AI builds. The platform evolves.
- 01
Submit an idea
Anyone with a wallet proposes a feature, design change, integration or tool.
- Connect a Solana wallet and sign a free message to prove ownership (only needed to submit).
- Describe the change; add implementation notes if you have them.
- Moderators screen for spam and scams before an idea becomes eligible.
- 02
Community votes
Approved ideas enter a timed round. One free vote per network each round, no wallet needed.
- Each round lasts a fixed time (10 minutes; the very first round is 5) and shows live results.
- One vote per network (IP) per round. No wallet or sign-up needed, and it is free.
- Every vote is checked on the server; the same network cannot vote twice in a round.
- 03
Winner selected
When the timer hits zero the most-voted proposal wins. Results are final.
- The proposal with the most valid votes wins when the timer ends.
- Ties go to the earliest-submitted proposal, a rule fixed in advance.
- Final results are locked in the database. Nobody can edit them, admins included.
- 04
AI builds it
A coding agent plans and writes the change in an isolated workspace.
- The winner goes to the AI engine: analysis, safety review and an implementation plan.
- A coding agent writes the change in an isolated copy of the codebase.
- It cannot touch secrets, wallet keys or its own guardrails. Unsafe or impossible ideas are blocked with a public explanation.
- 05
Update goes live
Tests and a preview must pass, then the update is approved and deployed.
- Typecheck, tests and a production build must pass.
- A preview is generated. Sensitive changes always need human approval.
- Then the update deploys. Every step appears in the public build log.
- 06
Next vote begins
A new round opens the moment the last one closes. It never stops.
- The next round opens the moment the previous one closes.
- Building and voting run independently, so the cycle never waits.
- Proposals that lose return to the queue for future rounds.