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This is a proposed product scope. There is no released software, working demo or source-code download yet. You can download the planning brief below or discuss a custom implementation.
Who this is for
Web3 product teams adding account access, community tools or membership experiences.
The problem worth solving
Connecting a wallet is often mistaken for logging in. Users get stuck when they cancel signing, change accounts or return to an expired session.
A useful first workflow
A member connects a supported wallet, signs a clear login challenge and enters the application. The server checks the access rule and shows a useful explanation when membership cannot be confirmed.
Proposed first release
- One EVM network and an agreed supported-wallet list
- Server-verified message signing and application sessions
- One membership rule with a read-only chain adapter
- Account-change, signature-cancellation and recovery interfaces
Designed for further development
- Separate wallet identity from application roles and business permissions
- Swap the membership resolver without replacing the UI
- Add a second network only after its verification and indexing behavior is scoped
The implementation plan calls for a customer-controlled repository, documented module boundaries, migrations, sample data and setup instructions. Deliverables, third-party licenses and any redistribution rights are agreed in the project scope. No existing reusable implementation is claimed on this page.
Acceptance checks to agree
- Expired or replayed challenges are rejected
- An account change does not reveal the previous account’s data
- A failed chain lookup shows an unknown state rather than granting access
- An operator can explain why access was granted or denied
Scope boundaries
Token launches, custody, investment features and audited smart-contract claims are not included. Contract changes and independent review are separately scoped.
What to bring to a discussion
Specify the chain, wallets, membership rule and what users should be able to do after signing in.
Explore the related planned demonstration for a concrete user journey and validation plan.
Use this scope with your team
Free Markdown planning brief. This is a requirements document, not a software package.
Build it for your workflow
I lead the technical work directly and involve collaborators when the agreed scope needs them. We begin with the data, integration constraints and acceptance checks, then agree the release and handover.
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