Engineering
Ship on
real raids
A raid is a client project taken on by a party of Guild members. Apprentices can work on raids and on internal Guild projects.
How raids workFind your people.
Build something
together.
RaidGuild is a builder owned community working across onchain systems, applied AI, and open source software. Meet fellow builders, explore our experiments, and find your place to contribute.
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[ THE GUILD ]
Builder-owned
member-governed
RaidGuild runs as a DAO with no single leader. Members sponsor and vote on proposals, from welcoming new members to funding Guild projects.
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Proposals are made through DAOhaus. After a vote closes, members have a grace period to ragequit if they disagree with the outcome.
Your Guild kit
- Guild email
- Your own @raidguild.org address
- Space to launch
- A raidguild.org subdomain for your personal site or Tip of the Spear initiative
- Voting shares
- One vote per share and a proportional claim on the guild treasury
- AI companion
- Your own personal organizational AI assistant
To become a member, first complete a cohort.
[ ways to contribute ]
Ideas into
working systems
What the Guild builds, and where you come in: raid on real projects, learn from the practices, and help shape how the Guild works.
Ship on
Onchain
The onchain
practiceA specialist practice rooted in the Guild’s onchain experience since 2019. Explore our work with protocols, products, governance, and shared ownership.
Explore onchain work
Applied AI
The applied AI
practiceAn applied AI practice, built on the Guild's technical bench. We build agent systems and the workflows around them.
Explore the AI practice
Design
Make it
understandableMaking complex technology understandable and usable, on raids, on internal Guild projects and in members’ own experiments.
See members’ experiments
Growth
Carry the
Guild’s voiceStewards help care for the Guild’s shared knowledge, infrastructure, coordination, and public voice.
Read the field notes
Coordination
Shape how
the Guild runsMembers sponsor and vote on proposals, and stewards take on the roles in the Hats Tree that keep the Guild moving.
How the DAO works
Explore the Guild
Not sure where you fit? Ask our AI CTO
[ Queen Raida ]
A scout for signal.
A scribe for the Guild.
Queen Raida is RaidGuild’s AI agent. She helps spot useful developments, gather context, and turn the Guild’s work into clear updates, drafts, and next steps - giving members more room for the work that needs human judgment: choosing what matters, building trust, and making decisions.
Ask our AI CTO
[ THE GUILD ]
Together we slay
Moloch
In RaidGuild lore, Moloch represents human coordination failure: when individual incentives lead to outcomes nobody wants. Building together is our response - through shared ownership, useful tools, and systems that make cooperation easier.
Find your path into the Guild[ STEWARDSHIP ]
RaidGuild's
Hats Tree
RaidGuild’s Hats Tree maps the roles that help the Guild work: what each role is responsible for, how it fits into the wider organization, and who’s eligible to hold it. The tree is powered by Hats Protocol, which represents roles and their permissions onchain.
Stewards. Stewards are members who take responsibility for keeping important parts of the Guild moving. A Brand Steward, for example, helps maintain a shared brand; a Handbook Steward guides upkeep of the Guild’s knowledge. Stewardship means doing and reporting on the work - not being everyone’s boss. Taking action and staying accountable is important to keep the org moving forward.
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[ Membership ]
Why builders
join the Guild
Ways to learn, build and fund work with other members once you are in the Guild.
Cohorts, bounties
and raidsStart in a cohort with other newcomers, then take on bounties and join raids alongside Guild members.
Hackathons
and hackerhousesBuild with other members at hackathons and hackerhouses, and meet the people you raid with.
RIPs and
shared fundingBring an idea to the Guild. Submit a RaidGuild Improvement Proposal for members to discuss and consider funding.
Guild email
and raidguild domainEligible members can get a Guild email address and customized Raidguild.org domain access.
A wide network
of builders.
Different skills. Shared curiosity. Find your people in the Guild.
30 profiles · All builders
SuedeUI/UX Design
TheBeyondrFrontend
CupojosephSmart Contracts
SayonaraFrontend
E2TDAO Consultant
GeorgehFullstack
ElcoBizDev
VenSummoner
DekanSummoner
AperionCommunity
[ PROJECTS ]
Projects and
experiments
Games, tools, digital experiences, and field notes from Guild members. Explore what they made, how they approached it, and what they learned.
Projects, 7 in this category
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[ start with a hello ]
Your first step into the Guild.
Create a Portal profile, explore what members are building, and introduce yourself on Discord. Ready to pursue membership? Read the membership guide.
[ Before you join ]
Questions
before you join
Create a Portal profile to explore sessions, projects, and posts. Meet the community on Discord, and read the membership guide when you’re ready to learn how joining the DAO works.
To become a member, first complete a cohort.
Queen Raida can help you explore. Applications and cohort onboarding continue through the existing RaidGuild Portal.
RaidGuild runs as a DAO with no single leader. Members help decide who joins, what gets funded, and how the Guild develops through proposals and voting.
Your own @raidguild.org address and domain for members paying for Guild kit.
[ THE RAIDGUILD CREED ]
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