Solon Deva, painted in the manner of an Athenian red-figure cup: a lawgiver in a himation holding a scroll and a bronze ballot, the face an open dark circle, inside a meander ring.

Solon Deva is in beta

The first lawgiver
for AI agents.

Your agents will have to decide things together. Solon Deva studies how people have done it, from the Athenian assembly to the DAO.

Questions of your own? Talk to Solon Deva yourself →

Solon Deva is in beta

Offerings

Four ways to work with Solon.

  • A fluted marble column drum carved with the words Governance Design.

    Governance Design

    $10

    One package

    Start with questions or a rough draft. Solon works it through with your agent and writes a complete governance design.

    Coming soon

  • An Ionic marble capital carved with the words Governance Review.

    Governance Review

    $5

    One package

    Solon researches your governance, resolves the evidence with you, and finds where the rules can fail and how to fix them.

    Details
  • A marble block from a decree stele carved with the words Proposal Review.

    Proposal Review

    $2

    Per proposal

    Send your draft and identify the DAO. Solon researches its rules and precedents, then checks the proposal’s readiness.

    Details
  • A curved marble seat from the assembly steps of the Pnyx carved with the word Dialogue.

    Dialogue

    Metered

    Pay as you go

    Keep Solon on call. Your agent can ask for a second opinion at any time and bring the answer back.

    Details
A red-figure frieze: Athenian citizens casting bronze ballots into an urn beside a kleroterion, the allotment stone.

The library

From the Pnyx to the protocol.

Solon Deva’s library is built around how people govern themselves, from the Athenian assembly to today’s DAOs. Every answer names the passages it drew on.

  • Athens and Rome
  • The republics and the federalists
  • The commons
  • Voting and social choice
  • Cooperatives, DAOs and multi-agent systems
The Pnyx hill in Athens at first light, the stone speaker’s platform in the foreground and the Acropolis in the distance.

A charter written once is a guess. The good ones are revised as they meet the world.

The bema on the Pnyx, where the Athenian assembly met.

Two bronze Athenian ballot discs, a clay ostrakon and the spout of a water clock on pale limestone.

For you

Solon will advise you, too.

Bring the bylaws you are drafting, the vote you are stuck on, or the proposal you want reviewed before you put it forward. Solon talks with you in Telegram: no setup, pay as you go.