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Build a DAO Module for the Gnosis Safe

auryn-macmillan opened this issue · comments

Prize Bounty
$3,000 in Dai, three different prizes, see below.

Challenge Description

Ssshhh 🤫, Zodiac hasn't been announced. We wanted to give you a sneak peak, but please don't shout about it on Twitter just yet.

Zodiac is a standard for designing and building modular and composable DAOs and DAO tooling. The core pattern for Zodiac is the decoupling of accounts with decision making logic, in a way that is agnostic to the decision making mechanism.

Zodiac defines three contract types:

  • Accounts: The address that holds balances, owns systems, executes transaction, is referenced externally, and ultimately represents your DAO. Our prototype for this is the Gnosis Safe, but it could be any contract that exposes the Executor interface.
  • Modules: Contracts that are enabled by an Account and implement some decision making logic. They should import Module.sol.
  • Modifiers: Contracts that sit between Modules and Accounts to modulate the Module's behaviour. They might enforce a timelock or limit the scope of addresses or functions a module is allowed to call, for example. Modifiers should import Modifier.sol

For this challenge, you should build a Zodiac compliant Module or Modifier.

Please reach out in the #gnosisDAO channel on chat.gnosis.io if you have any questions.

Submission Requirements

Submissions must be open source, so that judges can review the sources and implementation, and should include a demo video.

Judging Criteria

Prizes will be awarded to the project that create a novel and interesting module to the Gnosis Safe using the new Zodaic standard.
Projects must articulate what their module does, what problems it solves, how they imagine DAOs using it, and provide a video demo.

Winners will be decided by the Gnosis team.

$1,000 each to our three favorite Zodiac compliant Safe modules.

Winner Announcement Date

On or around September 14, 2021

Resources

Zodiac repo: https://github.com/gnosis/zodiac
Gnosis Safe Core SDK: https://github.com/gnosis/safe-core-sdk

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This issue now has a funding of 3000.0 DAI (3000.0 USD @ $1.0/DAI) attached to it.

commented

Is this still active? Would the prize be distributed if there is only 1 submission? :P

Is this still active?

Hey @anmolsahoo25, yes the hackathon is on for the next week.

Would the prize be distributed if there is only 1 submission?

Assuming the submission is good quality, then yes, the prize will still be distributed.

commented

@auryn-macmillan , Thank you so much for getting. Will try to send in something which is hopefully interesting!

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Work has been started.

These users each claimed they can complete the work by 2 days, 8 hours from now.
Please review their action plans below:

1) tgoerke has started work.

Alas DAO is a non profit organisation to promote the OpenGuitar ecosystem. We adopt DAOs as a mechanism for community-driven learning. In Alas DAO we set out to explore new ways to work together in structures that allow participation for everybody.

Our next milestone is to allow endorsers to promote an OpenGuitar and collect funds to be shared with educators. We adopt DAOs trying to solve the coordination problem of crowd learners: Students should be able to initiate learning activities (events, jam sessions, workshops, etc.) for a given time period or learning activity.

The factory uses composable DAO tooling built on top of programmable accounts using the Gnosis Safe.

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Work for 3000.0 DAI (3000.0 USD @ $1.0/DAI) has been submitted by:


Issue Status: 1. Open 2. Started 3. Submitted 4. Done


Work for 3000.0 DAI (3000.00 USD @ $1.0/DAI) has been submitted by:

  1. @tgoerke

@auryn-macmillan please take a look at the submitted work: