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Entity

An entity is a Wyoming DAO LLC registered with the Wyoming Secretary of State and operated through Orgs. Every entity has:
  • A DID (did:oas:wy:llc:xxxx) — cryptographically anchored, offline-verifiable.
  • Articles of Organization — filed with Wyoming SOS.
  • An EIN — obtained from the IRS.
  • A constitution — the YAML governance document.
  • An Operating Agreement — the binding contract between members.
  • A treasury — USD + on-chain balances with policy enforcement.
  • An audit chain — append-only, BLAKE3-hashed, 7-year retention.

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Constitution

The constitution is a YAML document that encodes:
  • Governance parameters: quorum, voting threshold, amendment threshold, dissolution threshold, voting period
  • Treasury policy: daily spend limit, reserve minimum, per-counterparty caps, human-gate thresholds
  • Members: each with a DID, role (founder, member, algorithmic), and permissions
  • Escalation: contact humans for statutorily-reserved actions
The constitution is the law of the entity. The platform enforces it on every proposal, every spend, and every membership change. Amendments require meeting the constitution’s own amendment threshold — the constitution amending itself.

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Proposal

A proposal is a formal request to change the state of the entity. Kinds:
  • spend — transfer USD or crypto to a recipient
  • membership — add or remove a member
  • amend — change the constitution
  • custom — arbitrary action recorded in audit trail
Lifecycle: draft → voting → approved/rejected → executed. Each state transition writes to the audit chain and is governed by the constitution.

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Member

A member is any entity recognized in the constitution. Members can be:
  • Human — identified by their OAS DID, backed by a personal key
  • Algorithmic — an autonomous agent with its own DID and Arsenal Capability Token
  • Delegated — a member with proxy-voting authority from another member

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Treasury

The treasury is the entity’s financial position: USD balances across bank accounts, on-chain balances across wallets, and fixed-income positions (Treasury bills, for example). Every disbursement from the treasury passes through six gates:
  1. Escalation — constitution read; human gate if required
  2. Balance — available covers requested
  3. Daily limit — today’s spend + requested ≤ daily_spend_limit_usd
  4. Reserve — post-spend ≥ reserve_minimum_usd
  5. Counterparty — per-recipient cap respected
  6. Chain confirmation — transaction confirmed before local state updates

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Audit Chain

Every state change — proposal, vote, execution, spend, member change, filing — writes an entry to the audit chain. Entries are BLAKE3-hashed, linked to the previous entry, Ed25519-signed by the actor, and immutable. Chains can be exported as JSONL, CSV, or Parquet, and are admissible under Federal Rules of Evidence 803(6) as business records.

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Registered Agent

A registered agent is the person or entity designated to receive legal service of process on behalf of an LLC. Wyoming requires all LLCs to maintain a commercial registered agent. Orgs Wyoming, LLC is ours by default — a licensed agent with a Cheyenne office and a digital mail pipeline.