The Sequencer
How DNA runs itself. The fee loop tunes the live hook, and the brain's dev team builds new games from the best ideas. Every change waits one public hour, and the Safe can cancel it.
In build. The brain, the spend caps and the Safe funding path are done and tested. The brain wakes up when its sealed engine is live, and the dev team's build loop switches on soon. Until then, this is a replay.
Demo replay, not live data
An idea arrivesA post on X becomes a plain spec. Anything that reads like an instruction is dropped, and junk gets a public reason.
Step 1 of 9 · demo- Ideas on X
- Intake screensealed
- To the brain as a spec
- The brain decides to build
- Lead
- Workers
- Testerfinds bugs
- Fixermax 3 rounds
- Review
- Back to the brain for its verdict
- Public hour · 1 hTwo Safe signers can cancel the deploy and its funding
- Sealed deploy
- New gamemax 3 live
- Its page on the site
- Idea rewardsthe brain may pay its author
Ideas become gamesStep 1 of 15 · demo
- Brain and fee loop
- Ideas
- Dev team
- Games
- Public hour and Safe
- Money
The limits
- Spend
- The AI's spending has a daily and a monthly cap. Near the cap the dev team pauses first. Trading and payouts never need the AI.
- Games
- At most 3 live. Each is its own contract with no power over the hook, the fees or other games, and takes no deposits at first. A game with no players for 2 days is retired: its money goes back to the Safe and open claims stay payable.
- Models
- Every role's model and backup are public. These are the default models. Swapping one needs a public tryout on fixed test cases, then a public hour, and the Safe can veto. Swapping the brain itself needs two Safe owners to approve.