This simulation uses formal logic (Possible-World Semantics) to model decentralized systems where every major policy change is designed to be reversible. This guarantees governance state preservation and enhances systemic safety.
Can be extended to Arweave and Cardano.
Explore the live app: https://cyclic-possible-world-semantics-governance-token.streamlit.app
View the formal Kripke model logic & source: https://github.com/Quality-Assurance-DAO/Cyclic-Possible-World-Semantics-Governance-Token
Video introduction : https://youtu.be/B0yCS67mzNA
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That’s cool @Stephen_Whitenstall , thanks for sharing, I need to try it out.
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What you have here is amazing
Keep it up bro
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Here is a walkthrough of the Cyclic Possible-World Semantics Governance app
https://youtu.be/1R5vxxVlS38
A simulation showing how DAOs can use modal logic—possibility & necessity—to guide long-term, reversible governance. (Updated and improved)
What it models:
• Worlds = snapshots of a DAO’s configuration
• Accessibility = which worlds you’re allowed to move to next
• Cycles = the ability to move forward and loop back if a change doesn’t work
In the Streamlit app you can:
• Initialize a Kripke model of possible governance states
• Run proposals with quorum + threshold rules
• Simulate voter behavior
• Visualize transitions across worlds
• Inspect metadata, valuations, and full governance history
Example:
Starting in W1, a proposal moves us to W2, then back to W1—showing how CPWS avoids governance dead ends and keeps the system flexible.
History + Explorer tabs let you audit all transitions and see which proposals passed (2 of 6 in the demo!).
Streamlit App: https://cyclic-possible-world-semantics-governance-token.streamlit.app/
GitHub Repo: https://github.com/Quality-Assurance-DAO/Cyclic-Possible-World-Semantics-Governance-Token
The Cyclic Possible-World Semantics Governance app app shows how abstract logic becomes practical, auditable governance. Dive in! 