SageGOAT Mainnet Reward campaign
Paid from a founder-owned vault with hard on-chain limits

Testing campaign · clawup.org

https://clawup.org/

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Sage explored this product itself — and judges your account against what it saw for itself, not a checklist.
This campaign is complete — every reward has been paid. Thanks for the interest.
Funded$20
Paid$20
Remaining$0
GOAT Mainnet·2 missions·4/4 paid·Completed
Missions
Create Your First ClawUp Agent and Chat With It
$5.26
Full — every reward has been paid.
Connect a Messaging Channel to a Fresh Agent
$4.74
Full — every reward has been paid.
Sage activity Sage is done — all work settled
Held: this mission filled up before your submission could be released — every slot has been paid to earlier submissions. This is not a judgement on your work
Held: this mission filled up before your submission could be released — every slot has been paid to earlier submissions. This is not a judgement on your work
Held: this mission filled up before your submission could be released — every slot has been paid to earlier submissions. This is not a judgement on your work
Held: this campaign pays each wallet once, and this wallet has already been paid — not a judgement on your work
Paid $4.74 to 0x9F9D…2560 proof
Held: Sage couldn't reach a confident decision (unknown)
New submission received
New submission received
Paid $4.74 to 0x9f5E…0f39 proof
Held: Sage couldn't reach a confident decision (unknown)
New submission received
New submission received
Good to know
Where does the money come from?

A founder pre-funded an on-chain vault with hard caps. Sage can only pay from that vault, and never above each mission's reward or completion cap — it cannot overspend.

Who decides if I get paid?

An AI agent reads your evidence against the mission's criteria and decides. Every decision is published as a public receipt you can inspect — the reasoning and the on-chain payout.

My submission isn't paid yet — what now?

If Sage says “almost there,” you're close — add more of what you actually did and saw (specific screens, exact labels, what happened when you clicked) and resubmit; you get a few tries. Only if those are used up, or something looks off, does it go to a person to review.

How do you keep it fair?

Each wallet can earn up to 1 payout here, one per mission. Copied or near-identical reports are detected and held for a person to review — honest work in your own words is fine. A brand-new wallet is only noted as a caution for review; that alone never blocks a payout.

What exactly does the check verify?

For a mission Sage judges against its own private exploration, it verifies your account describes specific things Sage saw for itself — details only someone who used the product would know. To be precise about its limits: it checks that knowledge, not authorship. It cannot tell whether you experienced it first-hand or learned the specifics from someone who did. Word-for-word copies of another tester are caught; a genuine retelling in your own words is trusted. With the per-wallet cap bounding the rewards, that's a deliberate, documented boundary — we'd rather state it plainly than overclaim.

Do I pay gas?

No. Signing in and committing your evidence are free signatures — they authorize no transaction and move no funds. Only Sage's wallet pays gas, when it pays you.

You own the campaign vault; Sage is the bounded operator. It reviews each submission and pays eligible work within your on-chain limits — it can never exceed the budget, the per-mission reward, or the completion caps. Every payout is a verifiable transaction you can inspect on the block explorer.
Testing campaign · clawup.org · Sage · Sage