Tansu documentation updates clarify three governance features: on-chain project registration with 5 XLM collateral, support for six Git forges (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Codeberg, Gitea, Radicle), and three voting weight models—badge-based, token-weighted, or custom NQG scores for governance proposals.
Tansu refreshed its product documentation to reflect current functionality. Three themes stand out for developers: project registration now locks 5 XLM as on-chain collateral instead of relying on a legacy Soroban Domains narrative; the dApp accepts GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Codeberg, Gitea, and Radicle repository URLs, freeing developers from a single-forge dependency; and governance voting supports three weighting models—badge-based (Developer, Triage, Community, Verified, Default), token-weighted via custom contract, or NQG scores as used in SCF Public Goods. The refreshed docs are now the canonical source; historical 2024-2025 blog posts reflect features as they shipped at the time.
