Published foundation
The book is public proof
The Penguin Random House publication is the clearest external evidence of the practice's foundation in internet-native coordination.
About
Jan “Puncar” Brezina
Principal of How to DAO, working with leadership teams on operating models for organizations where humans and AI agents work together.
Puncar co-authored How to DAO, published by Penguin Random House. The book examines how internet-native organizations coordinate, govern, and distribute authority.
He builds Corgtex, the toolchain used in this practice to map work and run contained pilots. The consulting offer starts with the operating problem; technology supports the work where it is useful.
Work is led by the principal. When a project needs specialist skills, additional contributors are agreed with the client before they join the work. The practice adds people as demand and delivery needs justify it.
Proof posture
Clear about what is—and is not—being claimed.
Public research
Sources stay attributed
Research about organizations such as Block and Coinbase links to their published materials.
No implied endorsements
Illustrations are not clients
Block and Coinbase are public examples, not How to DAO clients or endorsements. No client names or case studies are currently published on this site.
Talk through the operating problem.
Bring the workflow, decision, or accountability question that becomes harder as agents take on more work.