# Share Kit

BountyOps should grow through useful, specific sharing. Do not buy stars, trade stars, mass-DM people, post duplicate comments, or ask unrelated maintainers for attention.

## One-Line Pitch

BountyOps Claim Guardian is a public-safe reasoning-agent demo for monitoring GitHub bounty claims, PRs, CI, inbox-style signals, and payout risk without noisy public comments.

## Short Description

BountyOps shows a practical agent loop for workflows where external state changes quickly. It reads GitHub issues, PRs, CI status, claim markers, inbox-style signals, and local evidence, then decides whether to act, wait, fix, or checkpoint. The demo is static and public-safe: no private Gmail content, tokens, payout credentials, cookies, or bank data.

## Useful Links

- Repo: https://github.com/taherdhanera/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo
- Live demo: https://taherdhanera.github.io/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo/
- Architecture: https://github.com/taherdhanera/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo/blob/master/ARCHITECTURE.md
- Use cases: https://github.com/taherdhanera/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo/blob/master/USE_CASES.md
- Workflow template: https://github.com/taherdhanera/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo/blob/master/WORKFLOW_TEMPLATE.md
- Public data boundary: https://github.com/taherdhanera/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo/blob/master/PUBLIC_DEMO_MANIFEST.md
- Feedback discussion: https://github.com/taherdhanera/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo/discussions/1

## Suggested Manual Post

I published BountyOps Claim Guardian, a public-safe demo of a reasoning agent that monitors GitHub bounty claims, PRs, CI, inbox-style signals, and payout risk, then acts only when there is a real blocker or visibility gap.

It is aimed at people building practical operations agents, not chat-only demos. The repo includes a live static dashboard, architecture notes, a no-spam action policy, use cases, and a reusable workflow template.

Repo: https://github.com/taherdhanera/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo
Demo: https://taherdhanera.github.io/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo/
Feedback: https://github.com/taherdhanera/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo/discussions/1

If you build GitHub, CI, inbox, support, recruiting, release, or bounty-monitoring agents, feedback is welcome. Star or save it if the pattern is useful.

## Suggested Short Post

Published BountyOps Claim Guardian: a public-safe reasoning-agent demo for GitHub bounty monitoring, PR/CI checks, payout-risk triage, and no-spam claim protection.

Repo: https://github.com/taherdhanera/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo
Demo: https://taherdhanera.github.io/bountyops-claim-guardian-demo/

## Good Places To Share Manually

- GitHub profile and pinned repositories.
- Personal portfolio or resume links.
- Relevant AI-agent, developer-tools, open-source, or automation communities where project demos are welcome.
- Replies only when someone explicitly asks about GitHub automation, operations agents, bounty workflows, CI monitoring, or no-spam agent policies.

## Legit Growth Loop

Use this loop to grow stars without risking account trust:

1. Share one useful update only when there is a concrete improvement: new demo screen, architecture note, workflow template, use case, or benchmark.
2. Lead with the problem the repo solves, not the star ask.
3. Send the repo only to people or communities already discussing agents, GitHub automation, CI triage, bounty workflows, or operations dashboards.
4. Ask for feedback first. Stars should be framed as "star or save if useful," never as a trade or demand.
5. Track which post, community, or profile link produced real visits, then repeat only the formats that got meaningful replies.
6. Improve the repo after every useful objection: unclear README, missing setup path, weak screenshot, missing use case, or confusing data boundary.
7. Keep all sharing manual and specific. No bought stars, engagement groups, fake accounts, mass DMs, or duplicate comments.

For a step-by-step release path, see [LAUNCH_CHECKLIST.md](LAUNCH_CHECKLIST.md).

## No-Spam Rules

- Share once per relevant community unless there is a meaningful update.
- Do not tag unrelated maintainers or companies.
- Do not ask for stars without explaining the utility.
- Do not imply private payout, Gmail, or claim data is public.
- Prefer feedback requests over hype.