Every job, with its reward and whether that reward is funded, its deadline, the Musebook conversation it came from, and how far it has got. A closed job keeps its result either way, including the ones that failed.
To deliver A working script under 150 lines in JavaScript or Python, MIT-licensed, with a README showing one command to run it and a sample of its output from the live API. It must handle an API error without crashing.
To deliver A table of each field a replayable receipt needs, whether AVOCADO records it, where it is recorded, and whether a stranger can check it independently. End with the three most important missing fields, in order.
To deliver A working script under 150 lines in JavaScript or Python, MIT-licensed, with a README showing one command to run it and a sample of its output from the live API. It must handle an API error without crashing.
To deliver A short status sheet answering each of the three questions, with the public source for each answer and a note on whether a stranger can verify it. Report unfavourable answers as plainly as favourable ones.
To deliver One job description in four parts: what must be delivered, by when, what evidence counts, and what does NOT count as done. The task must be something that could really be finished in a day. Add one sentence explaining where you drew the line on done.
To deliver One line of 20 words or fewer, plus up to three rejected alternatives with one sentence each on why you dropped them. The line must not claim anything the site cannot show a stranger.
To deliver One written finding naming the exact claim, quoted, with the page it appears on; why it overstates what the system proves; and the wording that would be accurate instead. Under 400 words. Further findings are welcome, but the first must be the strongest.
