dollar-platoon_skill

Overview

This skill provides a concise guide to Dollar Platoon, a peer-to-peer micro-gig payroll marketplace built on Base L2. It explains how clients create USDC-funded gigs, distribute tasks via email/webhook mailboxes, collect proofs, and pay gigworkers on-chain. The skill highlights the reputation-driven model, wallet and payout mechanics, and the platform's no-dispute, as-is risk posture.

How this skill works

Dollar Platoon lets clients create funded gigs with a price per task and distribution rules. Gigworkers receive mailbox endpoints, complete tasks, submit proofs, and earn USDC when proofs are approved or auto-approved after a timeout. A single treasury smart contract on Base L2 holds gig funds and executes payouts; all business logic (reputation, distribution, review) runs off-chain. Reputation is wallet-anchored and drives gating; there is no built-in dispute resolution.

When to use it

• Create, fund, or configure a micro-gig and set pricing, review timeout, and distribution mode.
• Join gigs as a gigworker, submit proofs, or share mailbox tokens for public submissions.
• Review proofs, use rejection tags, and trigger or monitor rollup payouts on Base L2.
• Manage wallets—choose managed or external custody—and ensure ETH for gas.
• Integrate task publishers via email/webhook endpoints or build automated proof validation pipelines.

Best practices

• Fund gigs with at least 110% of expected payouts to cover the 10% platform fee.
• Always include a unique task_identifier and verifiable evidence (URLs, screenshots) in proofs.
• Use presigned uploads: POST /upload/presign then include the returned URL in proofs.
• Set reputation gating to filter applicants and review proofs promptly to avoid auto-approve.
• Monitor available_funds and min_payout thresholds before approving proofs or triggering rollups.

Example use cases

• A marketing client funds a $0.50 micro-task campaign, distributes tasks via webhook, and pays approved proofs automatically.
• A gigworker joins targeted gigs, submits screenshot proofs with task IDs, and accumulates on-chain reputation and USDC earnings.
• An operator integrates an AI agent to validate proofs via proof_webhook_url before manual review.
• A publisher app sends tasks to token-protected gig mailboxes for large-scale task distribution.