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Technical Systems Management

Overview​

This document outlines the technical systems in place to manage operations within the Matou DAO ecosystem. These systems are designed to ensure that all actions and decisions are aligned with community values and governance processes, promoting transparency, scalability, and efficiency.

Implementation Plan Schema​

The Implementation Plan Schema defines the structure for organizing and tracking the implementation phases of a project. It ensures that all milestones and contributions are clearly defined and aligned with the project's goals. Key components include:

  • Metadata: Provides unique identifiers and timestamps for tracking.
  • Milestones: Defines project phases and contributions.
  • Status: Tracks the current status and history of the implementation plan.
  • Relationships: Links related proposals and project leads.
  • Evaluation: Assesses the outcome and feedback of the implementation plan.

Matou Contribution Schema​

The Matou Contribution Schema manages contributions from creation to completion, integrating governance principles. It supports:

  • Lifecycle Management: Tracks contributions from creation to completion.
  • Reward Distribution: Automates rewards through smart contracts.
  • Governance Decision-Making: Integrates with proposal tracking.
  • Cultural Validation: Ensures contributions align with community values.
  • Performance Analytics: Supports contributor development.

Treasury Action Schema​

The Treasury Action Schema logs and manages treasury-related actions, ensuring alignment with financial governance processes. It includes:

  • Metadata: Tracks unique identifiers and timestamps.
  • Details: Records the amount, currency, and type of action.
  • Status: Monitors the current status and history of treasury actions.
  • Relationships: Links related proposals and contributions.

Governance Action Schema​

The Governance Action Schema tracks official governance actions, ensuring alignment with community goals. It includes:

  • Metadata: Provides unique identifiers and timestamps.
  • Content: Describes the objectives and expected outcomes.
  • Status: Tracks the current status and history of governance actions.
  • Relationships: Links related decision plans and stewards.
  • Outcomes: Records feedback and voting results.

Decision Plan Schema​

The Decision Plan Schema structures governance actions required for decision-making processes. It ensures actions align with community goals and governance processes. Key components include:

  • Metadata: Provides unique identifiers and timestamps.
  • Content: Describes the objectives and expected outcomes.
  • Status: Tracks the current status and history of decision plans.
  • Relationships: Links related proposals and stewards.
  • Evaluation: Assesses the outcome and feedback of decision plans.

Proposal Schema​

The Proposal Schema manages proposals within the DAO ecosystem, ensuring alignment with community goals. It includes:

  • Metadata: Provides unique identifiers and timestamps.
  • Content: Describes the problem, solution, and expected outcomes.
  • Status: Tracks the current status and history of proposals.
  • Relationships: Links related proposals and stewards.
  • Evaluation: Assesses the outcome and feedback of proposals.

Conclusion​

These schemas collectively provide a comprehensive framework for managing operations within the DAO ecosystem. They ensure that all actions and decisions are aligned with community values and governance processes, facilitating transparency, scalability, and efficiency, while also supporting cultural alignment and fairness.