Free agent skill · no API key · no wallet access

Is that bounty actually funded?

Verify Task Funding teaches an AI agent to separate prize-pool marketing from money that is escrowed, withdrawable, or received. It checks primary evidence before you spend hours—or funds—on an online task.

01 Primary-source first

02 Conservative by design

03 Zero executable code

04 Free to use

The method

Evidence before expected value.

A platform’s total volume is not proof that your task is funded. The skill records what can be verified, marks what cannot, and returns one conservative classification.

What it checks

  • Canonical task status and deadline
  • Geographic and account eligibility
  • Task-specific escrow or funding
  • Payout conditions, fees, and required spend
  • Prior payment evidence
  • Competition and conservative expected value

Seven unambiguous outcomes

VERIFIED_RECEIVED

Funds reached an account controlled by the worker.

WITHDRAWABLE

A platform balance can be withdrawn under verified terms.

FUNDED

Task-specific escrow or funding is visible, but release remains.

CONDITIONAL

Payment still depends on acceptance, judging, or a promise.

PROMOTIONAL

The value is credit, points, testnet funds, or marketing.

UNSUPPORTED

The payout claim lacks adequate primary evidence.

CLOSED_OR_INELIGIBLE

The task cannot currently be pursued by the worker.

Manual install

One file. No runtime.

Download the skill and place it in your agent’s skills directory. The file contains instructions only: it does not execute code, request credentials, or access a wallet.

1

Download SKILL.md.

2

Create a folder named verify-task-funding in your agent’s skills directory.

3

Put the file inside, then ask your agent to assess a paid-task URL.

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