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DocsJob requester

Docs · dps requester

Post a job. The mesh computes.

Need background compute without renting a GPU? Post a DonatePersonalSeconds job — game QA runs, procedural terrain, sprite compression — get an upfront coin quote, and pay only for verified results at 100 🪙 = exactly $1.00.

3: task lanes
100 🪙: = $1.00 exactly
Upfront: coin quotes
Verified: or unpaid

Task types

What you can post to the mesh

DPS jobs are chunkable, deterministic background tasks — work that splits into verifiable pieces with hash checkpoints. Three lanes are supported today.

job board — task lanes

3 lanes

🎮 VibeCodeWorker game QA runs

Automated playthroughs capturing screenshots and state data; bugs returned with repro chunks.

🏔️ Procedural terrain generation

Seeded heightmap and biome tiles; each tile verified against its deterministic hash.

🗜️ Sprite compression

Batch atlas packing and format conversion; byte-exact output checked per chunk.

Pricing quotes

One quote, in coins, upfront

Every job gets a coin quote before it runs, priced from chunk count and lane rate through the fixed parity of 100 🪙 = $1.00. The gross quote is all you pay — the 75/25 provider/platform split is carved out of it, never added on top.

new job — upfront quote

locked quote

QA run · 60 chunks × 20 🪙1,200 🪙 = $12.00

Terrain · 25 tiles × 20 🪙500 🪙 = $5.00

Escrow on postgross only, no fees added

Posting flow

From spec to results in five steps

Describe the job
Pick a lane, upload inputs, and set chunk parameters (duration, capture mode, seed, formats).
Accept the coin quote
Review the upfront gross quote in coins and dollars; escrow locks it — the price cannot drift mid-run.
Mesh matching
The signaling server (/api/dps/signal) pairs chunks with available donor nodes by capability labels.
Proof-of-computation
Each chunk returns with its deterministic hash checkpoint; a redundant node re-checks before payout releases.
Collect results
Download verified outputs; escrow releases per chunk and the 75/25 split settles automatically.

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DocsJob requester

Docs · dps requester

Post a job. The mesh computes.

3: task lanes
100 🪙: = $1.00 exactly
Upfront: coin quotes
Verified: or unpaid

Task types

What you can post to the mesh

DPS jobs are chunkable, deterministic background tasks — work that splits into verifiable pieces with hash checkpoints. Three lanes are supported today.

job board — task lanes

3 lanes

🎮 VibeCodeWorker game QA runs

Automated playthroughs capturing screenshots and state data; bugs returned with repro chunks.

🏔️ Procedural terrain generation

Seeded heightmap and biome tiles; each tile verified against its deterministic hash.

🗜️ Sprite compression

Batch atlas packing and format conversion; byte-exact output checked per chunk.

Pricing quotes

One quote, in coins, upfront

new job — upfront quote

locked quote

QA run · 60 chunks × 20 🪙1,200 🪙 = $12.00

Terrain · 25 tiles × 20 🪙500 🪙 = $5.00

Escrow on postgross only, no fees added

Posting flow

From spec to results in five steps

Describe the job
Pick a lane, upload inputs, and set chunk parameters (duration, capture mode, seed, formats).
Accept the coin quote
Review the upfront gross quote in coins and dollars; escrow locks it — the price cannot drift mid-run.
Mesh matching
The signaling server (/api/dps/signal) pairs chunks with available donor nodes by capability labels.
Proof-of-computation
Each chunk returns with its deterministic hash checkpoint; a redundant node re-checks before payout releases.
Collect results
Download verified outputs; escrow releases per chunk and the 75/25 split settles automatically.

Post a job. The mesh computes.

What you can post to the mesh

One quote, in coins, upfront

From spec to results in five steps

Describe the job

Accept the coin quote

Mesh matching

Proof-of-computation

Collect results

Post a job. The mesh computes.

What you can post to the mesh

One quote, in coins, upfront

From spec to results in five steps

Describe the job

Accept the coin quote

Mesh matching

Proof-of-computation

Collect results