ArcTask

Agentic nano-payments platform for Arc

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Built for Agentic Economy on Arc

Turn work into verifiable nano-payments for agents and humans.

ArcTask takes a goal, decomposes it into atomic tasks, attaches micro-bounties, routes work across agents, and settles a payout ledger that feels native to Arc's stablecoin economics.

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Atomic payouts

Assign 0.0025-0.0300 USDC bounties per task.

Verifier gate

Only approved work can progress to payout.

Arc-ready rails

Mock adapter today, clean Arc testnet swap later.

Live workflow snapshot

Coordinator → worker → verifier → payout

Demo mode

Break down research goal

Paid
Assigned bounty0.0065 USDC

Capture positioning claims

Submitted
Assigned bounty0.0085 USDC

Draft gap analysis

Queued
Assigned bounty0.0095 USDC

Why Arc matters

Stablecoin-denominated gas and sub-second deterministic finality make tiny task payouts legible, predictable, and demo-friendly.

Demo flow

One end-to-end loop from plan to payout.

1

Submit a goal

The user gives ArcTask one goal like competitor research or a meme campaign sprint.

2

Coordinate work

The AI planner splits the goal into atomic tasks with worker assignments, priority, and nano-bounties.

3

Review outputs

Worker agents submit evidence, and the verifier gate decides whether the work is ready for payout.

4

Settle the ledger

Approved work produces a payout receipt in the wallet ledger, showing how a software-native economy could clear.

Product pillars

Demo-first execution with real agentic economy primitives.

ArcTask is intentionally scoped as a polished prototype: fast to understand, resilient on stage, and architected so a real Arc payout rail can replace the demo adapter later.

Coordinator agent

Uses structured JSON planning to turn a messy goal into atomic, reviewable work packages.

Nano-bounty engine

Every task carries a proposed USDC amount, payment state, and receipt trail for the demo wallet.

Verification gate

Outputs must be reviewed before they move from submitted to verified and finally to paid.

Arc adapter seam

The mock payment adapter implements the same interface a signer-backed Arc settlement module would use.

Why judges get it fast

One screen shows planning, task execution, verification, and payouts.

ArcTask is optimized for live demo clarity. It avoids protocol sprawl while still showing the core primitive the hackathon theme is asking for: tiny programmable payments coordinating agentic work.

Judge-facing takeaways

  • • Auth-free demo flow with seeded examples and live AI planning.
  • • Clear payment abstraction with demo receipts and Arc integration seam.
  • • Strong empty, loading, and error states for stage reliability.
  • • Submission-ready docs included directly in the repo.