I am working on building some tools to allow accounts to be controlled by multiple people, a DAO basically.
If you happen to know tools that already exist for this, please, send me links.
If you want to contribute to @luckdao check the repository of the first tool I have built:
https://github.com/igormuba/hive_remote_sbd_balances
Just notice that I built it yesterday (Sunday) night before going to sleep, and I do not have much free time during a workweek, so the code is spaghetti and ugly, but I will improve on the nights before going to sleep, and plan to make it look good during the weekend, and then move on to other tools
This first one allows people to send SBD to an account (@luck dao in this case) and allow them to withdraw later, by storing how much credit each one has on the account.
I know hive-engine has similar features, but I don't know how to use, so if you can point out which ones there are and how to use them I thank you!
You should consider using testnet. There is no CORS support on the testnet nodes but you can disable CORS in a browser. You should validate currency used. Is it for Hive? Then use HBD rather than SBD.
Because the Hive blockchain does not have transaction fees, I found that it is not an issue to run tests on the mainnet, although it is not good for the network because of clutter, if being free is a feature of Hive I am using it.
For now the bot works for HBD only but I think it is easy to fork and change how it works, I just plan to document and refactor it so that it is easier if someone wants to edit it.
It's not a real DAO. If you're running a single server and you control it, it neither is decentralized nor can it be autonomous. That's okay.
There is a "escrow" system built in to Hive. There is a multi-sig system also built into Hive. Neither of these are in the web-wallets we use today.
I thought I repeated time and time again it is a project under development
I am customizing a bicycle and it will be a flying saucer some day.
Is this a steem or hive project? Also, I think your second @luck dao may be incorrect. (;
You might have more luck calling for devs on Steem for your Steem project, or better yet, switch your peoject to Hive instead.
Apart from that, maybe consider you might not need (or want) shared account control for your usecases. First there are escrow and multi-sig that could cover quite a few use cases. And if it doesn't, then maybe a shared account isn't the right solution either, and we may want to re-explore the concept of Capability-based facet contracts, preferably for Hive, not Steem.