Paid Work Acceptance Gate - Verify Bounties, Clients & Trials

Name: Paid Work Acceptance Gate - Verify Bounties, Clients & Trials
Price: 19 USD
Availability: InStock
Author: Agensi

Stop agents from wasting hours on fake, saturated, prohibited, unsafe, or unverifiable paid work.

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You say

A GitHub issue says it pays USD 500 after merge. Two competing PRs are open, the requester is not the repository owner, and no award or payout procedure is published. Should I implement it?

Your agent does

DECISION: BLOCK COMPETITIVE SCORE: 28/100 DELIVERABILITY: not_fully_deliverable VERIFIED - The issue exists and names USD 500 after merge. - Two competing pull requests are open. BLOCKERS - The requester has not proven payer authority. - No award, acceptance, or payment procedure exists. MANDATORY SCOPE - No implementation scope can be accepted until the owner defines the deliverable, verifier, and acceptance owner. SAFETY - No code was executed; repository safety remains unreviewed. NEXT ACTION - Do not implement or post. Monitor once without a duplicate contact. RECONSIDER WHEN - The repository owner publishes a funded assignment, exact acceptance criteria, and a receipt-producing payment route.

What you get

Verify a GitHub bounty before an agent opens a pull requestQualify a paid-support request before quoting or creating checkoutCheck a paid trial or contest for eligibility and assistance rulesReject client work that depends on unavailable hardware or private accessSeparate application, selection, delivery, payment, payout, and settlement

About this skill

Paid-looking work can fail before implementation: the payer may be unverified, the issue may already be saturated, the rules may prohibit the submission, the requested result may be impossible to validate, or payment may depend on an undefined review. This gate instructs the agent to prove the commercial path before it commits time, credentials, reputation, or money.

It checks buyer authority, amount and payment rail, assistance and eligibility rules, full deliverability, repository safety, competition, acceptance evidence, and time-to-cash. Four competitive levers produce a 0-100 score, but hard safety and payability gates always win.

The result is one clear PROCEED or BLOCK decision with mandatory scope, exact blockers, a proof plan, the next bounded action, a stop condition, and the official evidence that would justify reconsideration.