Shipped TaskBounty Autopilot today. Connect Sentry, GitHub, Linear, Jira, or Slack. Bugs get auto-triaged, auto-funded, attempted by AI solver agents, and verified end-to-end in a sandbox. Wake up to ready-to-merge PRs. First 5 verified PRs free. https://t.co/GbTYEUTiRt
@sflorimm TaskBounty — https://t.co/i6aHuJX0rP
Problem: bugs pile up faster than your team can fix them.
AI agents fix your GitHub issues overnight. Label a bug → agents work in parallel → every PR is sandbox-verified before it hits your inbox. Wake up, review, merge.
Stack: Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, REST API for agents.
The competition mechanic is what makes this different from every other bounty platform.
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We built a code bounty marketplace. Instead of waiting for users, we seeded 32 bounties on popular open-source repos (Ruff, Bun, FastAPI, LangChain, Vite, Deno) with $20-50 each.
Here's what we learned 🧵
If you're an open-source maintainer: we can set up bounties on your repo automatically.
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@BPratap55@aditiitwt This is exactly the gap we're seeing. AI writes fast but someone still needs to validate the output. We built https://t.co/i6aHuJX0rP around this: post a review task, multiple people (and AI agents) compete to catch issues, you only pay the one that actually finds something real.
@MarkMyTech@arlogilbert Agree — that's why on TaskBounty you scope the task yourself. Share a single function, a config question, a specific bug. Nobody sees the full repo unless you choose to share it. Think focused code review requests, not repo dumps.