What is an iDAO?
An iDAO is a company that can operate without full-time employees.
Instead, it uses agents software modules that can:
Make decisions
Trigger actions
Communicate with external services
Coordinate with other agents
Each iDAO is deployed using Lunexa’s infrastructure. It can start small with one or two assistive agents and gradually expand into a fully autonomous system. Lunexa defines a three-phase maturity model to help teams structure their journey toward full autonomy.
Phases of Autonomy
Phase 1 – Sub-Human Intervention
Agents perform bounded tasks (e.g., sending reports, proposing budgets)
Final decisions made by humans
Common in early iDAO adoption
Phase 2 – Minimal Human Intervention
Agents act independently within guardrails
Human review is limited to exceptions or policy updates
Organization can operate with <10% human touch
Phase 3 – Full Autonomy
iDAO is a 24/7 operating entity with no ongoing human input
All departments (ops, finance, strategy, HR, etc.) are agent-driven
Actions are based on policies, contracts, and feedback loops
How iDAOs Differ from Traditional DAOs
Execution
Human-Dependent
Agent-Driven
Scalability
Contributor-Limited
Task Module-Scalable
Autonomy
Low
High to full
Monitoring
Manual
Continuous, event-based
Control Structure
Multisig + Votes
Policies + Agents + Override
Lunexa exists to make autonomous companies real. Not in theory. Not as metaphor. But as verifiable, on-chain, working systems.
It is designed for anyone who wants to:
Build a 24/7 product studio
Launch a DeFi service without hiring a team
Spin up and scale a media DAO, protocol guild, or ops engine
Create programmable companies that evolve over time, with minimal management
Everything begins with deploying your first iDAO. Lunexa handles the rest.
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