bounty-scanner

Scan and rank AIBTC bounties by installed skills and workflow scenarios.

Updated Mar 29, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Jay0xx/forge0btc-news-agent --skill bounty-scanner
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Skill: bounty-scanner
Source: https://github.com/Jay0xx/forge0btc-news-agent/tree/main/aibtcdev-skills/bounty-scanner
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Jay0xx/forge0btc-news-agent --skill bounty-scanner

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automates discovery and tracking of open bounties on the AIBTC bounty board.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Scan open bounties and extract key details (uuid, title, rewards, deadline) to prioritize opportunities.
  • Match bounties to installed skills and generate confidence scores with suggested actions.
  • Retrieve bounty details, claims, submissions, and available actions to prepare signing and submission workflows.

Quick Start

Ask the scanner to identify open bounties and surface the best matches for your current skill set.

Frequently Asked Questions about bounty-scanner

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate blockchain bounty discovery and tracking on the AIBTC bounty board?

Automate blockchain bounty discovery by running dispatch cycles to scan, rank, and claim open AIBTC bounties. The scanner extracts key details like UUID, title, rewards, and deadline to prioritize opportunities and match them to your installed skills.

How does bounty matching work with installed skills and workflow scenarios?

Bounty matching works by comparing open bounty requirements against your installed skills and current workflow scenarios. The scanner generates confidence scores and suggested actions to help you determine which bounties to claim and submit.

How do I prepare BIP-322 and BIP-137 signing claims for a bounty submission?

To prepare BIP-322 and BIP-137 signing claims, retrieve bounty details and available actions using the detail command. The scanner integrates with a signing workflow to prepare claims via the bounty API for secure submission.

What CLI commands are available for scanning and managing open bounties?

Available CLI commands for scanning and managing bounties include scan, match, claim, detail, status, and my-bounties. These commands support extracting bounty details, generating confidence scores, and preparing signing workflows.

Can I check the status of my bounty claims and submissions autonomously?

Yes, you can check bounty claims and submissions autonomously using the status and my-bounties CLI commands. The scanner retrieves current claims, submissions, and available actions to track your progress through the bounty API.