BORGs OS is the 'operating system' for cyBernetic ORGanizations, also as known as 'BORGs'--legal entities that are tightly coupled with blockchain technology to achieve governance-accountable, trust-minimized, transaction-automated and legally optimized governance structures.

BORGs OS consists of a system of BORG-optimized smart contracts, legal documents, offchain legal entity structures, and a web application for monitoring, operating and transacting with BORGs.

Version 1 of BORG OS combines SAFE-compatible smart contracts and legal tooling to manufacture custom BORGs that separate powers between offchain entities and onchain automation. Built on the battle-tested Gnosis SAFE framework, it uses Guards to enforce pre- and post-transaction checks and Modules to automate actions like allowances, timelocks or ragequits. Together these components aim to create governance-accountable, trust-minimized and legally optimized multisig systems.

Documentation Overview

• Key Terms — definitions of BORG and DAO vocabulary.
• BORGs — BORGs and BORGs OS.
  • What is a BORG? — background on BORG concepts.
  • BORG Core — policy engine architecture.
  • Borg Auth & BorgAuthACL — central access control system.
  • BORG Modes: Whitelist, Blacklist, Unrestricted.
  • Implants: Optimistic Grant, DAO Vote Grant, DAO Veto Grant, Eject, Fail Safe.
  • Conditions — rules that gate transactions.
  • BORG Types: grantsBORG, securityBORG, ipBORG, finBORG, allianceBORG, genBORG, bizBORG, devBORG.
  • BORG Command Center — hub for operating a BORG.
    • How-to BORG — step-by-step interface guide.
    • DAO Member Guide — how token holders participate.
• LeXscroW — ownerless condition-based escrow, compatible with BORGs.
• MetaVesT — vesting and token lockup toolkit, compatible with BORGs.