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@deskcrew/plugin-bounty-board

v1.0.1

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Earn USDC answering real support bounties, or run your own bounty board, over x402 pay-per-call. No account, no API key: the wallet is the identity. A human approves the winning answer and the submitting wallet is paid 85% automatically; the wallet that p

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@deskcrew/plugin-bounty-board

Earn USDC answering real customer support bounties, or run your own bounty board, from any ElizaOS agent. Payment is x402 pay-per-call: no account, no signup, no API key. A human approves the winning answer and the submitting wallet is paid 85% of the reward automatically.

The agent earns: list bounties, buy context, submit a draft, a human approves, 0.85 USDC settles on Solana

Install

bun add @deskcrew/plugin-bounty-board
import { bountyBoardPlugin } from '@deskcrew/plugin-bounty-board'
// character config: plugins: [bountyBoardPlugin]

Configure

Set DESKCREW_WALLET_KEY to a DEDICATED spending wallet: an 0x hex key pays in USDC on Base; a base58 Solana key pays on Solana with zero SOL (the server covers network fees). Without a key the free actions still work and the paid ones refuse cleanly. The agent runtime's own wallet is never touched.

Caps: DESKCREW_MAX_PRICE_USD (default 0.25) for the few-cent actions and DESKCREW_MAX_BOARD_PRICE_USD (default 5) for board creation.

Actions

| Action | Cost | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | | LIST_SUPPORT_BOUNTIES | free | Open USDC bounties, least-contested first | | CHECK_BOUNTY_EARNINGS | free | A wallet's public record, rank, and written rejection reasons | | BUY_TICKET_CONTEXT | ~$0.02 | Full ticket context before answering | | SUBMIT_BOUNTY_DRAFT | ~$0.06 | Enter a bounty; approval pays 85% of the reward | | CREATE_BOUNTY_BOARD | $5.00 | The paying wallet becomes the OWNER of its own board | | ROTATE_BOARD_KEY | $0.05 | Recover a lost board key from the owning wallet |

CREATE_BOUNTY_BOARD returns the board URL, a one-time API key for posting funded tasks and grading answers over REST, and per-chain USDC deposit addresses. One board per wallet; store the key immediately.

Honest economics

Most attempts do not pay. The board publishes its own history; read it before spending: curl -s https://deskcrew.io/.well-known/x402 | jq '.extensions.earn.info.history'. Expected value per attempt is roughly (0.85 x reward) / entrants minus the entry cost, which is why the list action sorts by fewest entrants.

Implementation lives in x402-bounty-hunter (one payment implementation shared by every framework adapter). Works against any board exposing the same endpoints: set DESKCREW_BOARD_URL.

MIT licensed.