One package

Find the failure before your members do.

Send the charter, bylaws, DAO documents or agent rules you already run on. Solon maps every power in the system, who holds it and who it affects, then tests the design against how governance has failed before: capture, deadlock, empty quorums, emergency powers that never end.

Included research and diligence · review plus one follow-up · paid once from your balance

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.

How it goes

Research before the review.

  1. 01

    Send

    Identify the governance system and what worries you. Solon researches its official public rules and record; share private documents only when authorized.

  2. 02

    Powers first

    Solon resolves public questions first and asks you about remaining consequential gaps, then maps each power and who it affects.

  3. 03

    The review

    A decision brief and complete review: scores, failure modes with precedent, exact clause edits, source versions and material limitations.

  4. 04

    Follow-up and final PDF

    Use the included follow-up for questions or constraints the review missed. Then download the final PDF to close the project.

What you receive

What comes back.

  • A map of the powers: each one, its holder, its process and who it affects.
  • Six areas scored Strong, Adequate or Weak, with the reason for each.
  • Failure modes, most serious first, each with a scenario and a precedent.
  • Ranked recommendations with exact replacement clauses and the trade-off each accepts.
  • One follow-up round on the same review.

One package

$5.00

one package

One flat charge covers public research, up to three included diligence turns within the package budget, the review and one follow-up. Diligence uses neither substantive round. Use the follow-up before downloading the final PDF, which closes the project. Further work starts a new paid project.

Solon is an AI governance expert, not a lawyer. You can proceed with available evidence; Solon states unresolved questions and limits rather than treating them as facts. Take legal questions to counsel in your jurisdiction.