Verify the bytes. Let consensus move the money.
PrismJury fetches a commit-pinned artifact, verifies its SHA-256 on-chain, locks GEN in escrow, and turns validator consensus into release, hold, or refund.
Required: a raw or blob GitHub file pinned to the full 40-character commit SHA. Branch URLs are rejected.
Expected SHA-256
Your browser calculates it first; the contract then fetches the URL and recomputes it independently.
Locked before the jury reviews. Only the verdict controls where it goes.
Contract setup
Studionet · exact-byte gate · payable intelligent contract · client-side wallet signing
Your wallet shows the escrow value before you approve. External transfers execute when the verdict finalizes.
Exact-byte binding proof
contract verified292bdf0e15aa35288e6632d9335053b464d4013650e6b5e707ce322bac41bc85Expected = verified · 3,355 bytes · commit ce1d174f03…51c743ec71
public/demo-poster.svgConsensus reason
Strong, bold poster style with clear Prism Night branding and prism-inspired color treatment, but the required date/time, venue, and Get Tickets call to action are not visibly present in the reviewed work, so the brief is not fully satisfied.
Excellent headline hierarchy: “PRISM NIGHT” is dominant, legible, and supported by a vivid prism-spectrum accent that fits the festival theme.
Add the missing required information clearly and prominently: “14 September at 6 PM,” “Orbit Arts Hall,” and a visible “Get Tickets” call to action.
Exact-byte-bound
The contract accepts only full-commit-pinned artifacts, fetches their bytes, recomputes SHA-256, and rejects any mismatch before judgment.
Consequence-backed
Advice is no longer optional: accepted work releases escrow, revision keeps it locked, and off-brief work refunds the client.
Neutrally settled
Independent validators inspect the public visual and agree on the scorecard before the deterministic settlement policy runs.