Tools

This article curates resources about Eden Fractal tools. You can also learn more about these tools in a prior article linked below. Both of these articles are early works in progress and will be updated soon. In the future, these articles will also be merged.

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You can see an article with many more details about Eden Fractal tooling here, though this article is very incomplete and hasn’t been updated for many months.

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Fractalgram is an innovative telegram web app that helps communities cooperate with consensus games. You can watch videos, read posts, and learn many exciting details about Fractalgram here.

Here are Figma designs for the new app that Vlad is building with Matthias and Lennar. You can also explore a basic wireframe with some of these designs here.

This app combines aspects of Consortium and the Eden+Fractal web app into a much more intuitive and unified interface. It adds many other helpful features, including video functionality via WebRTC, on-chain scheduling of meetings, and a comprehensive system for proposals and cagendas topics. You can watch a UI demo of the WebRTC video call functionality here.

Vlad is now building functionality to automatically update community MSIGs based upon respect and is aiming to release the full app by the end of Q2. You can watch the ZEOS developer calls on youtube or explore their developer chat on telegram to learn more about this app.

Here are some other resources that you may find helpful:

Welcome - This is a draft article that aims to provide a welcoming introduction for new participants at Eden Fractal meetings

Admin Documentation: This provides instructions for Eden Fractal software administrators to confirm consensus results and distribute respect to participants

Eden+Fractal - This article describes how we cooperate during the breakout rooms to give respect and elect delegates, then how the delegates form councils that can express community opinions and help make community decisions

Moderation Guidelines and Vlalendas - These proposals describe how we cooperate with cagendas games in the hour after breakout rooms. You can scroll down to see the specifications of Vlalendas that we currently use to cooperate.

Cagendas, Vlalendas, and Agendas - These are earlier articles that provide more insight into how we cooperate with cagendas in the hour after breakout rooms. The link above shows the approved configuration of cagendas that we use each week and these three articles show some of the history and context that helped us arrive at the current configuration. These article will be updated soon to include the newer information.

You can see proposals and delegates in Eden Fractal in this spreadsheet. Vlad is working with other developers to build the next version of the Eden Fractal and Consortium apps, which will make it easier to see all the proposals that have been approved. The ƒractally and Hypha teams are also working on software which can help make it easier to see approved proposals and community documentation.

Functionality for participant agreements are built into the Eden Fractal software. You can see the documentation for this functionality here and learn more about participant agreements in this article.

There are also many other resources that help outline our various processes, such as the using the sociocratic method while reviewing proposals, but the links above describe much of the basics.

The open source Eden Fractal tools enable anyone to configure and custody tokens on whatever account they want. For example, the software is already configured on the eden.fractal account, spanish speaking fractal account, and Alien Worlds fractal.moon account.

Many Eden Fractal tools are built on Antelope, an open framework for Web3 applications. In addition to being built on EOS, the software has also been ported to WAX, as you can see in the Alien Worlds Fractal web app and account.

Tadas is building tools with EVM compatibility called Albedo and Firmament. You can watch a presentation and discussion about Firmament during our fortieth meeting here. You can learn more about Albedo in this article or grant.

We use Notion and Super to create show notes for each Eden Fractal meeting. You can watch an insightful discussion about Notion during our 39th meeting here.

In addition to using Fractalgram for Eden+Fractal consensus games, we also use telegram for live chat to facilitate Cagendas. Cagendagram, if you may. You can learn more about how we use telegram in the show notes here. You can join the Eden Fractal telegram group here.

In addition to videos and show notes for each meeting, we also create brainstorming sessions with more in-depth discussions about tools. You can learn about brainstorming sessions here and watch more updates on the NovaCrypto Youtube channel, which you can find here.

Eden on EOS elections app

EOS Respect app

I will update the tooling article to include all the new resources and provide a better experience for people learning about Eden Fractal tools. I also have funding available and am willing to pay if anyone else is interested in curating resources about Eden Fractals tools. Experience with Notion is appreciated.

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