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// mode 01 — public marketplace

Some bring the tasks.
Others ship them.

The GoDone public marketplace turns a plain-words request into a build-ready spec, hands it to an independent builder who works on their own AI account, and checks the result against the acceptance criteria before escrow pays.

See it, step by step ↓ Team mode instead

escrow-protected · AI-drafted spec · QA-checked · 20% platform fee

Five steps from “I need this” to “this is done”.

Pick a step to see the real screen behind it. These are screenshots of the running product, not mockups — amounts and wallet addresses are blurred on purpose, nothing else is retouched.

The GoDone intake chat: the requester asks for a Python scraper, and the intake agent replies asking for example category URLs, whether the site needs a login or has captchas, and roughly how many pages to extract.
You write plain words. The agent asks what a good contractor would ask.The requester asked for “a Python script that scrapes product names and prices into a CSV”. The agent came back asking for example URLs, whether the site needs a login or has captchas, and the expected volume. That conversation becomes the spec — and the spec becomes the acceptance condition.
The GoDone builder dashboard: a list of open tasks with language and task-type tags, difficulty, token estimates, a match indicator and lifecycle status badges.
Funded tasks only, matched to the builder’s stack.The pool as a builder sees it: open tasks tagged by language and task type, with difficulty, a token-usage estimate and a match indicator against their declared skills. A task appears here only after its escrow is funded, so nobody works on an unfunded promise.
The GoDone builder workspace: a download button for the order package, the suggested model and run mode, acceptance criteria, quality skill-packs, and the form for submitting the finished deliverable.
One archive. Attach it in your own AI tool and write GO.The GO-package bundles the order card, the super-prompt, the acceptance checklist, the requester’s materials and GoDone’s quality standards for that kind of work. The builder runs it on their own account and submits only the finished artifact.
The GoDone AI verdict panel: each acceptance criterion judged separately with a met or unmet mark and an explanation, plus a confidence score and a note that the verdict is advisory.
A second agent grades every criterion separately.Each acceptance criterion is judged on its own, with the reason written out. When the agent is not confident enough it says so and escalates to the human instead of deciding — and it never moves money. In this shot it flagged the delivery for review rather than auto-bouncing it.
The GoDone task detail for the requester: the delivered artifact, the escrow card showing the platform fee and builder payout, and the accept, request-changes and dispute actions.
Accept, request changes, or open a dispute.The requester’s side: the delivered artifact, the escrow card with the fee split, and three honest exits. If nobody acts within the review window the task auto-releases — unless the QA agent left an unresolved flag.

The platform stands in the middle and holds both hands.

for requesters

Bring a task

  • describe the job in plain words — the agent drafts the spec and criteria
  • fund escrow in USDT, released only against an accepted deliverable
  • accept against the QA checklist, or request changes
for builders

Ship the work

  • claim tasks that fit your stack, skills and level
  • work on your own tools and accounts — never on anyone’s credentials
  • get paid in USDT when the deliverable is accepted

Rules, not volume claims.

20%fee on release
72hauto-release window
14task types, 8 formats
100%of budgets in escrow
Not only code — eight kinds of deliverable

Code, documents, presentations, design, video, voice and audio, translation, copywriting — one escrow flow for all of them. The QA agent genuinely opens images, PDFs and audio to judge them; it does not grade a picture from its filename.

The GoDone category catalog: code, documents, presentations, design, video, voice and audio, translation and copywriting, each with an example request.
The legal core: deliverables, never access

We broker deliverables — code, files, pull requests, text. We never provide access to anyone’s AI account or credentials, and the platform never runs a buyer’s prompt on a seller’s account.

Escrow releases only against an accepted deliverable, never against a credential transfer.

Verified rather than asserted

382 automated tests pass, 242 full-cycle money scenarios run with zero settlement-invariant violations, and 24 written acceptance standards define what “done” means per kind of work. The agents run on two independent providers, so one outage does not stop intake or review.

Why this exists: tools that write code from a description regularly produce results the buyer cannot verify. Veracode’s 2025 State of Software Security found roughly 45% of AI-generated code fails basic security checks. GoDone closes the gap between “the AI produced something” and “this can be accepted”.

What is live and what is not

Live and exercised end to end. Intake, spec drafting, the GO-package, claiming, delivery, the QA verdict, acceptance, changes, disputes and the arbiter split.

Simulated during the private beta. Escrow settles against a simulated payment provider; the money logic, the fee split and the settlement invariants are real and tested.

Not open yet. Public sign-up. Team mode — the same agents inside one engineering team, with points instead of money — launches first.

Questions people actually ask.

Do I need to know how to write a technical spec?

No. That is what the intake agent is for: you describe the job in plain words and it asks the questions a good contractor would ask, then drafts the spec and acceptance criteria for you to approve.

What stops a builder from submitting junk?

The criteria you approved are frozen into the order, and the QA agent grades the deliverable against each one before you see it. Escrow releases only when you accept — you can request changes or open a dispute instead.

Does GoDone ever touch anyone’s AI account?

Never. GoDone brokers deliverables, not access. The builder works on their own account in their own tool and hands over only the artifact. No field in the platform stores or routes credentials.

Is the escrow real money today?

It is denominated in USDT and fully implemented, but during the private beta it settles against a simulated provider. Real on-chain escrow follows the public launch.