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# MVPs

**Here is one approach to get started with stewardship fractalization using smart contracts and contact info for 20 stewards in 24 hours:**<br>

1. Create a basic steward profile smart contract with fields like name, organization, skills, resources, pledges, and contact info.
2. Build a simple front-end interface to allow the 20 stewards to easily publish their profiles to the blockchain.
3. As profiles get published, use ML Algo mapping to automatically cluster the stewards based on complementary skills, resources, and pledges.
4. Send automated notifications via email/SMS to stewards when potential alignment is identified, suggesting they contact the other party.
5. Provide stewards with a fractalization request template they can send to split/share stewardship duties based on the clusters.
6. Create a basic stewardship token that stewards or DAOs can exchange when fulfilling their pledges to build ecosystem trust.
7. Set up a video conference for the stewards to introduce themselves and start discussing shared stewardship based on the identified overlaps.
8. To expand later, build algorithmic suggestions into the platform for optimal fractalization based on evolving needs.

This MVP could quickly demonstrate the power of transparently mapping skills and needs between stewards to identify collaboration opportunities and fractionalize responsibilities. The automated notifications and templates would help facilitate the fractalization process.


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