Browser Flow
Use the web UI to submit intake, inspect work item details, and follow history without leaving human-readable pages.
Turn messy technical asks into reviewable, traceable work items.
Bountystash is a thin server-rendered workflow that captures intake, normalizes the packet, and preserves a durable event trail your team can audit across browser, terminal, and agent-friendly surfaces.
Use It Your Way
curl and Agents
Use manifest and JSON routes to explore examples, queue state, and persisted packets from scripts or automation.
TUI / Text
Human-facing routes support ?format=md and ?format=text so terminal tools stay first-class.
How It Works
Intake and review remain simple, while the backend records each key step as append-only events.
1. Capture
Submit rough scope, deliverables, and acceptance criteria.
2. Normalize
Shape the ask into a consistent packet and enforce visibility rules.
3. Persist
Store immutable work versions with exact and quotient hashes.
4. Review
Use queue and history views to inspect and trace operational flow.
Featured Examples
bounty
public
auth-loop
Fix recurring auth session loop in dashboard
Reproduce session refresh loop on stale tokens
Reward model: Fixed bounty: USD 1,500
rfq
public
webhook-rfq
RFQ: webhook reliability hardening package
Delivery retry policy with backoff
Reward model: Quoted engagement
rfp
public
pipeline-rfp
RFP: modernize CI pipeline for multi-service releases
Current-state CI assessment
Reward model: Proposal-based selection
Recent Activity
System-wide timeline preview from the append-only backend events ledger.
Recent activity is temporarily unavailable.
Intake Form
Use this form to create a new draft work item. For private_security, visibility is enforced as private.
Route Guide
Public routes: /, /examples/{slug}, /review, /history, /work/{id}.
Machine-friendly surfaces stay adjacent: manifest and /api/*.