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Coda Template Translation

🔄 Why You Still Need the Coda Templates:

Each Coda prototype reflects variations in governance, flow logic, and relational dynamics depending on context:

Table 5

Table 5

Template

Embedded Logic

Required Supabase Adaptation

Holonic Social System

Participatory governance, mutual aid, trust metrics

trust_scores, peer_reviews, feedback_loops, soft identity & consent models

Holonic Governance System

Structured proposals, votes, DAO-like mechanisms

proposals, votes, rulesets, quorum_logic

Commons/Data Stewardship

Digital IP ownership, transparency, contribution metadata

assets, access_control, usage_logs, steward_orgs

Resource Exchange Models

Circular economies, mutual credit, gift tracking

resources, exchange_modes, value_mappings

There are no rows in this table

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🧬 How to Implement This in Supabase:

Use a core schema with optional modular extensions that can be toggled or included depending on the use case.

1. Core Tables (Always Present)

holons

proposals

votes

resources

simulations

feedback

2. Conditional Modules (Enabled per use case)

trust_metrics → for social systems

commons_registry → for networks managing IP or media

exchange_modes → for DAOs with resource barter/mutual aid

peer_reviews → for steward validation and decentralized legitimacy

governance_layers → for nested or federated voting logic

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🔧 Implementation Strategy

Preserve each Coda template as a JSON data model reference or schema blueprint (can be converted later).

Tag each table with use-case labels in your Supabase schema (e.g., for_social_system, for_enterprise_network).

When deploying, use conditional SQL scripts to add only the modules needed.

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💡 Bonus: Dynamic Onboarding Flow

Create an admin setup wizard in your app:

“What type of system are you configuring?”

DAO

Organization

Community network

Inter-network alliance

🌀 Based on the selection, Supabase creates the required tables & logic — drawn from your preserved Coda archetypes.

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Would you like a draft schema modularization map based on your Coda templates? I can break it into Core, Optional, and Use-case Specific modules for Supabase.

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