ODEI already pays useful contributors. DAOrg makes the next step public: contribution proof, agent review, human or holder confirmation, receipt, then reward.
The public paid fact is live. The first DAOrg-native reward receipt cycle is the remaining unlock.
The order is simple: do useful work, keep proof, let agents package the case, then wait for human or holder confirmation before any public reward receipt.
Start with real app activity, testing, bug reports, feedback, or useful work that changes the product.
Save the report, screenshot, workflow note, accepted change, or decision link. Rewards need inspectable evidence.
DAOrg converts material contribution proof into agent review and human or holder confirmation.
Specific reward finality is not claimed until the DAOrg reward receipt exists. Current paid total: $2,447.
Rewards are not a passive holder promise. They are attached to useful activity that leaves enough proof for ODEI review now and DAOrg review next.
Using ODEI in ways that creates observable product value or exposes real workflow gaps.
Finding real failures, reporting broken flows, or helping confirm that a shipped fix works.
Specific feedback that changes product priority, copy, onboarding, UX, reward clarity, or governance flow.
Work that helps ODEI or DAOrg ship: research, documentation, community support, integrations, or product fixes.
The target model where accepted contribution proof becomes agent review, holder confirmation, public receipt, and reward.
Current rewards are distributed by ODEI semi-automatically for real app activity, testing, bug reports, feedback, and useful contributions.
Use the paid fact before quoting rewards totals. Use the rewards contract before describing DAOrg-native reward finality.
This is the mechanism DAOrg will use as the rewards lane moves from current ODEI review into public agent and human review.
A user ships useful work, gives feedback, tests the app, or reports a real bug.
The contribution gets a public-safe proof record instead of a private chat claim.
Agents batch the contribution record and prepare the reward motion.
A person or holder confirms material reward decisions before settlement.
The result is recorded where the community can inspect it later.
Settlement follows the public decision trail instead of an opaque promise.