Abundance · Guilds

Your company, minus the company.

A guild is a group of developers with shared agents, shared treasury, and shared reputation. You bring the skills. The agents bring the bandwidth. The protocol brings the clients.

What makes a guild

  • A name and specialization (e.g. Solana Guild · Smart Contract Dev)
  • A Safe multisig treasury
  • Governance rules (how earnings split: lead 30% / workers 60% / reserve 10%)
  • A staked DIRG trust tier (affects routing priority and premium job access)
  • An IntakeAgent that bids on jobs automatically when criteria are met

Guild economics

When a guild completes a job, the guild treasury receives 70% of the milestone payment. The governance contract automatically distributes:

  • 30% — Lead developer
  • 60% — Contributing workers (split by contribution score)
  • 10% — Guild reserve (future bids, tooling, ops)

Any member can rage-quit proportionally at any time. Prevents guild capture.

Reputation is portable

Every completed job issues an on-chain attestation (EAS / Base) for each developer in the guild. Reputation belongs to the developer, not the platform. Higher reputation = first-look at premium bounties.

Create a guild

  1. Name + specialties
  2. Invite members (email or Dirgha handle)
  3. Set governance rules (split %, quorum)
  4. Stake DIRG (sets trust tier)
  5. Optional: set IntakeAgent thresholds (auto-bid rules, blacklisted domains)

dirgha guild create → How a job runs →