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Find your level
Start with a short department assessment. A human reviews your work and sets a starting level, so your first assignment is an appropriate challenge.
A starting point, not a ranking
A clear brief. An honest attempt. A better next draft.
You don’t need to know everything before you begin. You need a useful challenge, a standard to aim for, and feedback that makes the next attempt stronger. Here’s how invited participants work today.
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Choose a brief
Read the task, expected result, reward, and time estimate before deciding. Accepting an available brief reserves it and starts the deadline.
Your choice · clear expectations
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Make your case
Read the source packet, answer required checks, and submit text, Markdown, notes, or private files.
Show the result and your reasoning
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Use the feedback
Your reviewer explains the score against the published criteria. If something needs another pass, you get specific revision items and a new deadline.
Human review · room to improve
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Build your record
Approved work adds the stated reward to your balance. The pilot administrator pays separately and records a receipt; TaskBench itself does not transfer money.
Visible progress · recorded rewards
For the learner
Know what you’re working toward.
The portal stays focused on the assignment: brief, source packet, deliverables, status, feedback, deadline, and reward. Locked work remains visible with the exact level required.
Behind every brief
A person who reads your work.
The pilot administrator prepares assignments, reviews your response, and makes the approval decision. Feedback is tied to the work you submitted, with earlier drafts kept for context.
Assignment
Available → Active
Delivery
Submitted → Revision → Resubmitted
Decision
Approved · Cancelled · Expired