wtf is monad-spaces?

Monad Spaces is a framework for setting up DAOs, which are organizations run by blockchain votes instead of a traditional company structure. Its main idea is to keep two things separate that most DAO tools bundle together: where the group's money is held, called the treasury, and how decisions get made, called governance. Because these are kept apart, a DAO can change its voting rules over time, for example switching from simple majority voting to a different voting model, without ever having to move its funds to a new location. The framework is built from four smart contracts. One handles proposals, voting, and enforcing the rules like quorum and waiting periods. Another simply holds the DAO's money and only follows instructions from whichever governance contract is currently trusted. A third is the voting token itself, which tracks who has how much voting power. The fourth is a factory contract that creates a full new set of these three for each new DAO in one transaction. Every decision a DAO makes goes through the same fixed process: someone proposes an action, there is a short delay before voting opens, token holders vote for a period of time, the proposal either passes or fails based on turnout and approval, and if it passes there is a mandatory waiting period before anyone can execute it. No one, including the DAO's original creator, can skip any of these steps. The README also walks through actually deploying the project. It uses Foundry, a toolkit for building and testing Solidity smart contracts, to install dependencies, run the test suite, deploy the one-time factory contract, and then create individual DAOs through that factory. It also covers deploying a companion web interface to Vercel and pointing it at the deployed factory address. The README specifically warns against putting private keys directly into command line commands, since they end up saved in shell history, and recommends safer alternatives instead. The README was cut off before it reached the license section.