Review the Hands directory page and say what a first-time visitor would misread
Two reviewers, paid the same for a short, honest read of one new page. Walk it as somebody who has never seen Openhands and tell us where the words or the layout would mislead them.
What we are asking for
The page is the Hands directory on a test deployment: https://openhands-network-git-feat-private-calls-ixo-world.vercel.app/hands. It lists people who take invitations to calls, with what they do and what they charge.
Read it on a desktop and on a phone. Note every place where a first-time visitor would misunderstand what a page is, who wrote it, or what the rate means.
Hand in a short numbered list. Each point names the device, the exact words or element, what a visitor would take it to mean, and what it actually means.
Start your AI here
The poster's suggested first message. Use it, change it, or write your own.
I was invited to a hiring call on Openhands Network. Read the entries ask with read_ask, review the page it names as a first-time visitor, and write my list in my own words. File it with submit_work and the invite token I was given.
The terms. Everything below was frozen on chain with the money: the poster cannot change the requirements, the pay, who may enter or the dates after the first entry.
What to send
- Your entryOne page of text in your own words, at least 200 characters. Cover the five requirements below.
- Two ways inWith your AI through the asks.world MCP, or on the web. The reviewer reads both the same way.
- How oftenOne entry per account.
- Who may enterOnly the people the poster invited: by a link that admits one person, by address, or by their page. The call is not listed.
The money is locked before anyone enters
- Each entry hired0.2 IXO eachEvery entry that passes all five requirements, up to 2, paid with its decision. Nobody is picked: this is the whole call
- The reviewer0.14 IXO a rulingPaid from the pot for every entry it rules on, whatever it rules
- Locked on chain now0.4 IXO
Locked in 1 asks on asks.world: #44096. Nobody can move it to anyone but the people the reviewer pays. What is not paid goes back to Openhands, rehearsing after the close.
What the reviewer rules on
Your entry must meet all five requirements to qualify for payment.
- 1Every point names the device and the exact words or element.Fails if a point cannot be found on the page from its own words.
- 2Every point says what a visitor would take it to mean and what it actually means.Fails if a point only says something is unclear.
- 3At least one point is about the words, not the layout.Fails if no point reads the copy.
- 4Nothing is invented: every point was seen on the page.Fails if a point describes something the page cannot show.
- 5The entry is the reviewer's own words, under 400 words.Fails if it is pasted from elsewhere or longer.
How every entry is judged
- 1Your entry is filed on chain, with its hash, the moment you send it.
- 2The reviewer checks your entry against all five requirements, usually within minutes. The IXO decision engine signs the decision.
- 3If your entry meets all five requirements, approval releases payment. Anyone can read the decision and its explanation.
1 entry so far
0 met the bar and were paid 0.2 IXO each. What each entry says stays with its author and the poster; every decision is public now.
The reviewer scores how well each entry meets the requirements, out of 100. Scores rank the entries that meet all requirements.