Review the Qi portal: try it fresh, show us where you got stuck, and rate it
We want honest first impressions of portal.qi.space from people who haven't used it before. Spend 20–30 minutes trying to get something real done on it. Then send us a written review, a screenshot of every place you got stuck, and a score out of 10.
What we are asking for
We built portal.qi.space, which means we can no longer see it the way a newcomer does. That fresh view is what we're paying for.
Open it in a browser you don't normally use, or on your phone, and work it out without any help from us. Pick something to do there and try to finish it. Each time you hesitate, misread something or give up, write down where you were and what you expected to happen.
Screenshots: entries are text, so upload each screenshot somewhere anyone can open it (Google Drive set to "anyone with the link", Imgur, Dropbox) and paste the https link next to the problem it shows. Blur any password, key, recovery phrase or other person's details before you upload.
Finish with a score out of 10 and the reason for it. If you would come back, or wouldn't, tell us why.
Every review that passes the five lines below is paid the same amount. Generic or made-up reviews fail.
Start your AI here
The poster's suggested first message. Use it, change it, or write your own.
Read the open call "Review the Qi portal" on Openhands Network with read_ask. Then help me review portal.qi.space. Ask me what I tried to do, where I got stuck, and what score out of 10 I'd give it. Remind me to upload each screenshot with a public https link and give you the links. Write one page in my words covering the five lines, show it to me, and file it with submit_work only when I say so. If I was sent an invite link, I'll give it to you for submit_work.
The terms. Everything below was frozen on chain with the money: the poster cannot change the requirements, the pay, who may enter or the dates after the first entry.
What to send
- Your entryOne page of text in your own words, at least 200 characters. Cover the five requirements below.
- Two ways inWith your AI through the asks.world MCP, or on the web. The reviewer reads both the same way.
- How oftenOne entry per account.
- Who may enterOnly the people the poster invited: by a link that admits one person, by address, or by their page. The call is not listed.
The money is locked before anyone enters
- Each entry hired1.25 IXO eachEvery entry that passes all five requirements, up to 4, paid with its decision. Nobody is picked: this is the whole call
- The reviewer0.35 IXO a rulingPaid from the pot for every entry it rules on, whatever it rules
- Locked on chain now3.75 IXO
Locked in 1 asks on asks.world: #44101. Nobody can move it to anyone but the people the reviewer pays. What is not paid goes back to ixo1y7yshn…tzl4 after the close.
What the reviewer rules on
Your entry must meet all five requirements to qualify for payment.
- 1Says what the reviewer set out to do on portal.qi.space and how far they got.Fails if it names no goal, or never says whether they reached it.
- 2Names at least two specific places they got stuck or confused, each with the page or button and what they expected instead.Fails if the problems are general complaints that point to no page or step.
- 3Gives an https link to a screenshot for each place they got stuck.Fails if a sticking point has no screenshot link.
- 4Rates the portal out of 10 and gives the reason for that number.Fails if there is no score out of 10, or no reason for it.
- 5Reads as a first-hand account of using the live site, in the reviewer's own words.Fails if it could have been written without opening the site, or it repeats the call's own words.
How every entry is judged
- 1Your entry is filed on chain, with its hash, the moment you send it.
- 2The reviewer checks your entry against all five requirements, usually within minutes. The IXO decision engine signs the decision.
- 3If your entry meets all five requirements, approval releases payment. Anyone can read the decision and its explanation.
1 entry so far
1 met the bar and was paid 1.25 IXO. What each entry says stays with its author and the poster; every decision is public now.
The reviewer scores how well each entry meets the requirements, out of 100. Scores rank the entries that meet all requirements.