For Project Owners

As a project owner on GibWork, you have the unique opportunity to propel your open-source projects forward with the help of a vibrant developer community. This section guides you through the process of creating bounties, managing submissions, and ensuring successful project outcomes.

Posting a Bounty

Step 1: Project Submission

• Register Your Project: Begin by registering your open-source project on GibWork. Provide a comprehensive description, including objectives, technologies used, and the overall vision.

• Project Verification: Our team will quickly verify your project to ensure it aligns with our community guidelines and open-source standards.

Step 2: Bounty Creation

• Define the Task: Clearly outline the task or set of tasks you need assistance with. This could range from bug fixes to feature development or documentation.

• Set Clear Expectations: Provide detailed requirements, expected deliverables, and a deadline for each bounty.

• Reward Assignment: Decide on the USDC reward for the bounty. Be sure to align the reward with the complexity and effort required.

Step 3: Managing Submissions

• Review Submissions: Once developers submit their work, review it thoroughly against the stated requirements.

• Feedback and Communication: Offer constructive feedback or request modifications if needed. Effective communication is key to successful collaboration.

• Approve and Release Funds: Once satisfied, approve the submission. The agreed USDC reward will be automatically transferred to the developer.

Managing Your Project

• Track Progress: Utilize GibWork’s dashboard to track the progress of bounties and overall project development.

• Community Interaction: Engage with the developer community. Answer questions, provide clarifications, and maintain an active presence to foster a collaborative environment.

Ensuring Quality

• Quality Standards: We encourage project owners to maintain high standards for submissions to ensure the overall quality of their projects.

• Revisions and Improvements: Be open to multiple iterations. The open-source development process thrives on collaborative improvement and refinements.

By leveraging GibWork, you tap into a pool of talent ready to contribute to your project's success. Ensure your project's details and bounty descriptions are clear and comprehensive to attract the right talent and maximize outcomes.