> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.silicon.network/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.silicon.network/builders/opencohort/framework/developer/play-opencohort.md).

# Play OpenCohort

## Development Resources for Partners

&#x20;The **Silicon development team** understands the challenges that various partners face when working with **OpenCohort** and **Named Wallet**, two services that were previously unavailable. Community developers may have varying levels of blockchain knowledge based on their experiences and environments, and using **OpenCohort** and **Named Wallet** can involve more complexity than standard REST API integrations.

&#x20;To address this, the Silicon team plans to open-source **Play OpenCohort**. This will allow a diverse range of partners and community developers to manage their data as Cohorts more easily, and we will continue to provide resources to support ecosystem growth.

#### Official Resources

* nodejs : <https://github.com/0xSilicon/play-opencohort>

Tutorials offers the following features:

1. **Open Cohort**

* Cohort Management
  * Mint Cohort
  * Set Grant for Cohort
* Cohort Member Management & Airdrop
  * Add/Remove Members
  * Update Member Identity
  * Initialize/Prepare Snapshot
  * Submit Snapshot Signature
* Todo
  * Self Rollup
  * Revoke Identity

2. **Named Wallet**

* Deploy Wallet
* Check Wallet List
* Add/Remove Wallet Property
* Change Wallet Infomation
* Activate Wallet

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3. **Cohort/Wallet Manager (Optional)**

The Manager Contract can manage both Cohort and Named Wallet with a single contract.

* Deploy Manager Contract
* Manager Contract Method Execution Examples

#### Community Resources

* Anyone can contribute code to OpenCohort or the Silicon Network.


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