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ASV Projects

Expert technical work, claimed in the open.

Alongside the platforms we profile, ASV runs its own paid projects. Admins publish structured technical tasks and prepare the repository; you claim one, build it on your own machine and submit it, in full view of everyone else working the same task.

Illustrative. On a real task, every claim shows who is working, in what order, and for how long.
Claims
Several people per task
Timers
Live on every claim
Decisions
Made by people
Payouts
Paid directly by ASV

01How it works

Five steps, the same on every project.

From the brief to the payout, nothing happens out of sight, except the work you would rather keep to yourself.

  1. 01

    Prepared for you.

    An admin publishes each task as a structured brief and prepares the starting repository. You never fork or scaffold anything.

  2. 02

    Claimed in the open.

    Several contributors may claim the same task, and claiming never hides it. Everyone sees who is working, in what order, and for how long: every claim carries a live timer.

  3. 03

    Built on your machine.

    Download the starting package, work locally and upload your result. Nobody else can read your archive, your proposal or your private feedback.

  4. 04

    Ranked, then decided.

    Submissions are ranked so reviewers know where to start. Claim and submission order give a modest edge; technical quality carries the most weight. A person makes the final call.

    Default ranking weights
    Quality
    40%
    Verification
    20%
    Completeness
    15%
    Claim order
    10%
    Submission order
    10%
    Reliability
    5%

    A task can set its own weights. Either way, the ranking decides what a reviewer reads first, never who wins.

  5. 05

    Recorded and paid.

    Reviewed, accepted work earns points toward seven levels, and badges along the way: a public record of what you have delivered. The work a project selects is paid directly by ASV.

02Projects

What ASV is running now.

Each project has its own brief, queue and rules. Open one to browse its tasks. You will be asked to sign in first, and brought straight back.

  • Author high-difficulty, verifiable terminal tasks that challenge frontier agents.

    0open tasks

    Open project
  • Author LibrePCB hardware-design tasks: the prompt, the reference material, and the rubric that grades them.

    3open tasks

    Open project
  • Author Qucs-S circuit-simulation tasks: the prompt, the reference material, and the rubric that grades them.

    3open tasks

    Open project

Ready when you are

Pick a task. Start the clock.

Sign in to open a project, browse its queue and claim your first task, or see who is leading the board.