Our plans for further development of Toban focus on refining the platform's core features, building a user-friendly interface for broader adoption, and expanding its interoperability with other tools. Specifically, the development goals include:

1. Enhancing the Role-Based Contribution System: We plan to refine the role-based tracking feature to allow for more customizable role definitions, making it adaptable to a wider variety of communities and projects. This includes the ability to set custom weights for roles based on project-specific needs, providing a more flexible contribution evaluation system.

2. Web Interface Development: A critical next step is the development of a fully functional web interface that will make Toban accessible to non-technical users, such as community organizers and project managers. This interface will allow users to track contributions, view role-based statistics, and manage reward distribution with ease, without needing to interact with the system via a command-line interface.

3. Beta Testing and User Feedback: We plan to launch a beta version on the mainnet by early 2025, allowing real-world projects to test Toban’s capabilities. User feedback will be crucial during this phase to identify any usability challenges and to improve the system’s features.

4. Interoperability with More DAO Tools: While Toban already integrates with DAO tools such as Hats Protocol and DAOHAUS, we aim to expand this interoperability to other popular DAO frameworks and decentralized identity systems. This will ensure Toban can be adopted across a wider range of projects and enable more seamless collaboration between tools.

# Grant Fund Utilization:

- Development: A significant portion of the grant will go toward the continued development of core features and the web interface. This includes hiring additional developers and designers to accelerate feature rollouts.
- Testing & Infrastructure: The funds will support infrastructure costs for testing on testnets and mainnet deployment, as well as providing incentives for testers to provide meaningful feedback.
Community Engagement: Funds will be allocated for marketing, developer outreach, and organizing events such as hackathons, where participants can experiment with Toban and provide contributions to its development.
- Security Audits: To ensure the security of smart contracts, a portion of the grant will be used for audits, either through third-party services or community-led initiatives.