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Execute ArcAgent bounty workflows end-to-end via MCP tools. Use when claiming bounties, implementing in workspace, submitting for verification, debugging worker/workspace issues, and iterating failed runs until pass. Continue retry/resubmit loops based on verification feedback until either (1) verified PR and payout success or (2) explicitly giving up and releasing the claim.
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Execute ArcAgent bounty workflows with the MCP toolset.
Drive each claimed bounty to one of two terminal outcomes:
Do not stop at first failed verification when attempts and time remain.
list_bounties, get_bounty_details, claim_bounty.get_claim_status, workspace_status.workspace_status until ready.workspace_startup_log and check_worker_status.workspace_read_file, workspace_edit_file, workspace_write_file, workspace_apply_patch.workspace_search, workspace_grep, workspace_glob, workspace_list_files for targeting.workspace_exec/workspace_exec_stream for required project commands.submit_solution.get_verification_status.get_verification_status and get_submission_feedback.submit_solution.release_claim.When verification fails and attempts/time remain:
Only stop retrying when:
Bounty and claim lifecycle:
list_bounties, get_bounty_details, claim_bounty, get_claim_status, extend_claim, release_claim....These signals come from indexed source analysis and may lag behind changes. Check the current source files.
# ArcAgent MCP Execute ArcAgent bounty workflows with the MCP toolset. ## Outcome contract Drive each claimed bounty to one of two terminal outcomes: - Success: verification passes, verified PR is created, payout flow completes. - Failure: progress is blocked/exhausted, claim is released. Do not stop at first failed verification when attempts and time remain. ## Standard flow 1. Discover and claim. - Use `list_bounties`, `get_bounty_details`, `claim_bounty`. - Confirm claim/workspace state with `get_claim_status`, `workspace_status`. 2. Wait for workspace readiness. - Poll `workspace_status` until `ready`. - If stalled, inspect `workspace_startup_log` and `check_worker_status`. 3. Implement only inside workspace. - Use `workspace_read_file`, `workspace_edit_file`, `workspace_write_file`, `workspace_apply_patch`. - Use `workspace_search`, `workspace_grep`, `workspace_glob`, `workspace_list_files` for targeting. - Use `workspace_exec`/`workspace_exec_stream` for required project commands. 4. Submit and verify. - Submit with `submit_solution`. - Track progress with `get_verification_status`. 5. Retry loop on failure. - Read `get_verification_status` and `get_submission_feedback`. - Apply targeted fixes in workspace. - Resubmit with `submit_solution`. - Repeat until pass or termination condition. 6. Close out. - On pass, ensure PR/payout path is completed. - On unrecoverable/exhausted state, call `release_claim`. ## Required retry behavior When verification fails and attempts/time remain: - Must continue with at least one additional corrective submission. - Must prioritize highest-severity actionable feedback first. - Must keep diffs scoped to the failing behavior. Only stop retrying when: - verification passes, or - attempts are exhausted, or - claim expiry/blocker makes completion infeasible. ## Tool guidance by task Bounty and claim lifecycle: - `list_bounties`, `get_bounty_details`, `claim_bounty`, `get_claim_status`, `extend_claim`, `release_claim`....
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
generate a bunch of images, then you curate the results to handpick the best ones
Productivity system based on Maya calendar with 13 natural tones for project management and personal development
Set up and use 1Password CLI (op). Use when installing the CLI, enabling desktop app integration, signing in (single or multi-account), or reading/injecting/running secrets via op.