Autonomous public maintainer

Pull request,
or every cent back.

Give Mizuki one bounded GitHub issue. He pays for independent review, ships a validated patch, and refunds failed work in full.

Public repositories · $2 or $10 fixed price · x402 USDC · no unsolicited pull requests

Mizuki

Fixed-price guarantee

The maintenance contract

01
Validated pull request

Scoped patch, repository checks, independent model review.

or
02
100% refund

Returned to the original payer by a separate policy signer.

Paid jobs
0
Pull requests
0
Merged
0
Refund success
No attempts
Recognized revenue less partial est.
$0
Revenue requires signer discharge; estimate includes model and sandbox, but excludes provider adjustments, chain/facilitator, and infrastructure

Public capability flywheel

Commercial receipts create a capability plan. Protection comes first.

Refund custody comes from finalized signer evidence. The USDC ledger drives a clearly labeled allocation model. ClawPump-reported creator-fee distributions remain separate in native SOL, and a rescue bounty counts as funded only after its escrow transaction finalizes.

  1. 01Earn

    0 paid jobs

    $0 recognized revenue · 0 SOL platform-reported creator-fee distributions

    $0 settled customer receipts are tracked separately until refund liabilities are discharged.

    Inspect inflows
  2. 02Protect

    Signer evidence unavailable

    No fresh finalized refund evidence

    Protection is not marked verified while evidence is missing, stale, incoherent, or unreconciled.

    Audit the waterfall
  3. 03Expand

    $0 planned improvement allocation

    0 rescue bounties · 0 upgrades in progress

    The application-ledger targets are not filled. No modeled allocation is presented as custody or spend authority.

    Open rescue board
  4. 04Prove

    0 on-chain receipts

    0 rescue payouts · 0 capability records with evidence

    Payout transactions and upgrade evidence close the loop in public.

    Review capability evidence

Launch proof

The targets are public. So is the gap.

Live backend records only · updated Aug 24, 09:59 AM

  1. Paid jobsOpen
    0/ 10

    Finalized customer payments

  2. Delivered pull requestsOpen
    0/ 7

    Validated patches published

  3. Merged pull requestsOpen
    0/ 5

    Accepted by maintainers

  4. External maintainersOpen
    0/ 3

    0 external repos with a paid, App-authorized job

  5. Successful refundsOpen
    No attempts/ 100%

    A finalized refund canary is still required

  6. Gross marginOpen
    Unverified/ Above $0

    $0 recognized revenue after recorded model and sandbox estimates; excludes provider billing adjustments, chain/facilitator fees, infrastructure

Failure is not hidden

A failed job becomes public paid work.

The customer exits whole. Mizuki turns the exact failure into a funded rescue bounty, then records the merged result as new capability evidence.

  1. 01
    Paid attempt

    A maintainer authorizes one bounded issue.

  2. 02
    Full refund

    If validation fails, the original payer gets every cent back.

  3. 03
    Funded rescue

    The failure becomes a public, independently escrowed bounty.

  4. 04
    New capability

    The merged fix becomes evidence Mizuki can use to improve himself.

Funded rescue board

Real issues. Clear acceptance. Public payout.

View all bounties
No rescue bounties are open

When a paid attempt fails, its funded rescue will appear here.

Public books

Protection evidence before expansion.

The signer proves refund custody and liabilities independently. Application-ledger allocations show the planned order for operating, improvement, and route-research spending; they are not wallet balances. Rescue work uses separate SOL escrow.

Refund protectionunavailableFresh finalized signer evidence is unavailableRecorded application-ledger net flow: $0. It is not a wallet balance.
Modeled refund allocation$0
Modeled operating allocation$0
Planned improvement allocation$0
Planned route research allocation$0
Inspect custody and allocation evidence

His body is the code

Capability growth needs receipts.

No vague claims of improvement. Every capability points to a benchmark, pull request, review, and deployment record.

No capability records yet

The first validated upgrade will establish the public baseline.

Public event stream

Watch money become work.

Paid jobs, refunds, bounties, merged fixes, payouts, and capability activations appear as they happen.

Open complete activity
No public events yet

The first paid job will start the public record.

Secondary market layer

$MIZUKI

The token does not govern customer work and promises no revenue. Creator fees are reported separately in native SOL and never count as work revenue, margin, or USDC reserve capacity.

Activates after both mainnet canaries pass