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Shared features across the Aragon app: finding accounts, connecting an actor, presenting identity, preparing actions, and submitting transactions.

Discovery and participant identity

  • Explore page — global account discovery and getting-started routes.
  • Wallet connection — the connected actor, connection dialog, and wallet-dependent flows.
  • Connecting a Safe — the Safe Apps and WalletConnect routes for acting as the Safe.
  • Aragon Names — the participant-name fallback, eligibility, claiming, renaming, release, and constraints.
  • Aragon Profiles — the ENS identity model, portability, resolution, display, and editing.
  • Address input — shared validation, ENS resolution, normalization, and editing controls.
  • Address display — exact copying and full-address inspection outside forms.

Preparing and submitting actions

  • Execution routing — direct execution, execution through governance, and the shared process selection and eligibility checks.
  • Wizard — transaction inputs, retained work, nested flows, and warnings before leaving.
  • Metadata input — object identity, shared plugin metadata, and an example proposal document.
  • Action builder — shared action composition, validation, import, and inspection for proposals and direct transactions.
  • Basic action views — the available specialized forms and readable action details, including their limits.
  • Action simulation — testing a prepared action batch through its intended execution route.
  • Submitting a transaction — the shared stepper, wallet approval, confirmation, indexing, retries, and interrupted attempts.

Shared navigation and presentation

  • Alerts and advisories — what notices mean, when confirmation is required, and how long advisories remain.
  • Collection pages — the datalist pattern: navigation, loading, filtering, empty results, and failures.
  • App CMS — curation and account-specific visibility supplied outside the app release.

Availability and support

  • Aragon Assistant — product questions, bug reports, feedback, and follow-up through submitted requests.
  • Supported chains — available networks and their creation and simulation support.
  • Plugin compatibility — levels of plugin support and how compatible implementations share an app experience.
  • Aragon-deployed plugins — capabilities with app support whose deployment is arranged with the team.
  • Getting help — product support, custom development, deployment through Aragon, and paid governance advisory.

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