Reliquary

Autonomous onchain treasury succession agent.

When founders go silent, the treasury still follows the code.

Reliquary is a programmable treasury continuity protocol - not a wallet, not a multisig, and not a simple will app. It is built for crypto founders, DAOs, memecoin teams, AI agent projects, and onchain communities that need their treasury to stay protected even if the founder goes silent, disappears, loses access, or becomes inactive.

Founders create treasury instructions, set inactivity triggers, define beneficiaries or successor wallets, assign community vaults, create recovery rules, and seal those rules onchain. When the configured conditions are met, Reliquary executes the instructions automatically, according to code.

No lawyers. No intermediaries. No single point of failure. Just executable treasury logic onchain.

This repository contains the Reliquary static site - landing page, documentation, legal pages, resource documents, and a create-plan wizard UI. No build step required.

• M1 · Founder Recovery - control transfers to a backup wallet or multisig.
• M2 · Community Vault - funds move to a community-controlled vault.
• M3 · Contributor Distribution - treasury distributed to predefined contributors/builders.
• M4 · Agent Continuity - an AI agent or automated wallet continues basic operations.
• M5 · Final Message - a sealed message is published onchain on trigger.

reliquary/
├── index.html              # Landing page (hero, CLI terminal, FAQ, dashboard)
├── docs.html               # Technical documentation
├── create-plan.html        # Succession plan wizard
├── whitepaper.html         # Protocol whitepaper
├── audit-report.html       # Security audit report
├── terms.html              # Terms of Service
├── privacy.html            # Privacy Policy
├── disclaimer.html         # Disclaimer
├── styles/
│   ├── main.css            # Design system + landing page styles
│   ├── docs.css            # Docs layout + prose
│   ├── create-plan.css     # Wizard UI
│   ├── legal.css           # Legal page helpers
│   └── resources.css       # Audit + whitepaper layouts
├── scripts/
│   ├── main.js             # Nav, ticker, particles, FAQ, dashboard, CLI typewriter
│   ├── docs.js             # Docs sidebar scroll + mobile nav
│   └── create-plan.js      # Wallet connect + plan wizard (ES module)
├── assets/
│   ├── seal.svg            # Relic / monogram "R" mark
│   └── favicon.svg         # Compact favicon
├── .github/
│   └── workflows/
│       └── deploy.yml      # GitHub Pages auto-deploy
├── README.md
├── LICENSE
├── SECURITY.md
├── CONTRIBUTING.md
└── .gitignore

No build step. No framework. Runtime dependencies only on Create Plan (WalletConnect SDK loaded from CDN at runtime).

A solemn, institutional "vault / relic" aesthetic - a high-contrast serif (legacy, the relic) paired with a technical monospace (the code, the execution), over deep charcoal.

Typefaces: Cormorant (display serif) · Archivo (body) · IBM Plex Mono (data / labels).

No dependencies for most pages. Open index.html directly, or serve the root:

# Python
python -m http.server 8080

# Node
npx serve .

Then visit http://localhost:8080.

Note: create-plan.html uses WalletConnect via CDN. Serve over http://localhost (not file://) for wallet features to work.

The site is fully static and deploys anywhere (GitHub Pages, Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare Pages, IPFS).

GitHub Pages is preconfigured via .github/workflows/deploy.yml:

1. Push to the main branch.
2. In Settings → Pages, set source to GitHub Actions.
3. The workflow publishes the repository root on every push.

Contact for support and security reports is via X only - no random email addresses.

Reliquary is never a magic recovery system. It executes only the rules the founder or treasury controller created and sealed.

• Onchain execution is irreversible.
• Reliquary does not recover lost private keys.
• Verify every successor address, allocation, and trigger condition before sealing.
• The Create Plan wizard currently simulates onchain deployment for demo purposes.

This repository and site are for informational purposes only and are not legal or financial advice. $RELIQ is described strictly in terms of utility - it is not a yield instrument, a claim, or a promise of return. See SECURITY.md, disclaimer.html, terms.html, and privacy.html.

MIT © Reliquary Protocol