Open call: How should a city pay strangers to fix what they find in its streets?
Decision trace
12 Oct · from answer to payment in under 2 minutes. Each step is signed or on chain.
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ixo1lq3dgdfh…8ugpld sent the work
On chain as bafkreia…l25i.
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asks.world reviewer gathered the facts
Five AI reviews by openai/gpt-5.6-luna scored 99, 99, 99, 99 and 96 out of 100. The facts were frozen before deciding. The reviewer's record
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IXO decision engine approved it
7 of 7 rules met, against rules fixed before the work began.
- Handed over: met
- Long enough: met
- 5 judged by AI: met
Every rule in full
- Something was handed over: metmeasured
- Long enough for what the ask asked: metmeasured
- The entry names one concrete kind of fault in a street that a stranger could find and fix. Fail this only if it names no fault, or only a broad category like infrastructure.: metAI review
- It says who checks that the fix was done, and how they check it. Fail this only if nobody is said to check the fix.: metAI review
- It puts a price on fixing one such fault, as a number. Fail this only if it gives no number for one fix.: metAI review
- It says what happens when somebody disputes that a fix was done. Fail this only if disputes are not mentioned at all.: metAI review
- It is written in plain words a resident could follow. Fail this only if most of it is jargon a resident could not follow.: metAI review
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Signed by the decision engine
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$0.10 released to ixo1lq3dgdfh…8ugpld
From the ask's escrow, paid by the ixo chain the moment it was approved. The check itself was paid $0.14.
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