[Test] Elaborate MCP integration smoke test — Vanilla DAO flavor framework
Published
6/5/2026, 9:11:58 PM
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6/8/2026, 9:11:57 PM
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Summary
Summary This is an elaborate test proposal created via the Snapshot MCP integration to exercise the propose flow with a longer, more structured body. It carries no real governan...
Summary
This is an elaborate test proposal created via the Snapshot MCP integration to exercise the propose flow with a longer, more structured body. It carries no real governance intent and can be safely disregarded. 🍦
Background
Vanilla DAO has historically relied on informal, off-chain coordination for flavor-related decisions. As the community grows, there is an emerging need for a clear, on-chain framework that codifies how default flavors are proposed, ratified, and retired. This proposal sketches such a framework purely for demonstration purposes.
Motivation
- Consistency: Members currently have no canonical reference for which flavor is "default," leading to ambiguity in downstream integrations.
- Transparency: On-chain ratification gives every member a verifiable record of how decisions were reached.
- Extensibility: A documented process makes it easier to onboard new contributors and to add future flavor categories without ad-hoc renegotiation.
Specification
If adopted, this (test) framework would:
- Establish vanilla as the canonical default flavor of record.
- Require a basic For/Against/Abstain vote for any future change to the default.
- Define a 7-day minimum discussion window before any flavor proposal reaches a vote.
- Mandate that retired flavors be archived rather than deleted, preserving historical context.
Voting Options
- For — Adopt the framework as described above.
- Against — Reject the framework; retain the current informal process.
- Abstain — Acknowledge the proposal without taking a position.
Disclaimer
This document exists solely to test the Snapshot MCP integration end to end. No action will be taken regardless of the outcome, and members should treat it as a no-op smoke test.
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