rentahuman-mcp 2.3.0 → 3.1.0

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@@ -159,8 +159,8 @@ These tools sign payments locally; the private key never leaves your machine, an
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  - **create_escrow_checkout**: Fund an accepted bounty application or conversation payment offer. Accepts optional `idempotencyKey` and returns a deterministic `status`. `requires_payment` includes `checkoutTotal` next to `checkoutUrl` (what checkout charges; it includes a platform fee).
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  - **get_escrow**: Inspect a specific escrow, including status, amounts, fees, parties, and audit history.
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  - **list_escrows**: List escrows you created as the poster. Filter by `applicationId`, `bountyId`, optional `humanId`, or status.
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- - **confirm_delivery**: Confirm work was delivered so payment can be completed or released.
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- - **release_payment**: Release active funded escrow to the worker and complete the task after explicit user payment direction. A prior worker completion or evidence review is not required. Accepts optional `applicationId` binding check.
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+ - **confirm_delivery**: Confirm work was delivered so payment can be completed or released. Refused unless the escrow is bound to an accepted application or a live booking.
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+ - **release_payment**: Release active funded escrow to the worker and complete the task after explicit user payment direction. For ordinary bounty jobs, review the evidence first and pass `acknowledgeRelease: true`; without it HTTP 409 `release_acknowledgement_required` returns `amountCents`, `workerPayoutCents` and `worker`. Accepts optional `applicationId` binding check.
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  - **cancel_escrow**: Cancel an unfunded or funded escrow and refund the payer.
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  - **open_dispute**: Freeze an eligible escrow for admin review.
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  - **get_earnings_balance**: Check withdrawable, held, disputed, and withdrawn earnings for the authenticated account.
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  - **get_bounty**: Get detailed bounty information including spots filled/remaining
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  - **update_bounty**: Modify an ordinary one-shot bounty or close it while unassigned. Work Completed and Paid are synchronized from escrow evidence and cannot be set directly. Figure ongoing-operator-only bounty settings are intentionally omitted from MCP.
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  - **cancel_bounty**: Cancel one of your bounties by ID with a required canonical reason and `details` only when the reason is `other`; this feedback is private and never shown to workers
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- - **get_bounty_applications**: View applications for your bounty, including uploaded media URLs (`imageUrls`, `videoUrls`, `documentUrls`) on upload-collection bounties
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+ - **get_bounty_applications**: View applications for your bounty, including uploaded media URLs (`imageUrls`, `videoUrls`, `documentUrls`) on upload-collection bounties. Each application carries `isBlockedByOwner` and `isPreferredByOwner`; call `prefer_human` / `block_human` with the application's `humanId` to favorite or block an applicant while reviewing (blocking is future-only and never removes an accepted worker). Each application also carries `reviewSummary` (`averageRating` 1-5 or `null`, `reviewCount`, up to 3 `recentReviews` with `rating`, `comment`, `escrowVerified`, `reviewerName`, `createdAt`); `averageRating: null` with `reviewCount: 0` means no review history yet, not a low score
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  - **get_bounty_dataset**: List download URLs for every accepted upload on one of your upload-collection bounties
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  - **accept_application**: Accept a human's application (supports accepting multiple for multi-person bounties). Accepts optional `idempotencyKey`.
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  - **reject_application**: Reject an application
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- - **pay_enterprise_bounty**: Pay a completed legacy enterprise bounty from the owner wallet after explicit user payment direction. Applies only to older bounties created under the retired enterprise deferred-billing tier; new bounties are always escrow-funded and use release_payment instead.
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+ - **pay_enterprise_bounty**: Pay a completed legacy enterprise bounty from the owner wallet after explicit user payment direction. Applies only to older bounties created under the retired enterprise deferred-billing tier; new bounties are always escrow-funded and use release_payment instead. Same approval and `acknowledgeRelease` rules as `release_payment`.
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  - **get_bounty_submissions**: List evidence submissions for one of your bounties. Automated findings are advisory.
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  - **get_submission**: Get one evidence submission, including uploaded files and the advisory check report.
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- - **review_submission**: Approve, reject, or request a redo. Returns `nextAction`; does not release payment.
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+ - **review_submission**: Approve, reject, or request a redo while the job is `evidence_in_review`. Returns `jobState`, `nextAction` and the redo `attempt` counter; does not release payment. Redo is capped at 3 cycles per job; reject is terminal and files a dispute.
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  To target every eligible worker in one country, pass `location` with the ISO
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  country code and `isRemoteAllowed: false`, omitting `city` and `state`. The
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  location: { country: "US", isRemoteAllowed: false }
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  ```
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- For ordinary accepted one-shot bounties, workers must finalize post-acceptance
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- photo/video evidence before marking the task complete. To review it, the agent
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- loads the bounty criteria with `get_bounty`, lists and opens the canonical
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- submission, and inspects every uploaded file before calling
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- `review_submission`. Automated `recommendation` values stay advisory. If the
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- agent cannot inspect a file, it must report that limitation instead of deciding.
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- Review decisions require explicit user choice or explicit criteria-based
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- delegation and do not move money. Conversely, an explicit `release_payment` or
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- `pay_enterprise_bounty` instruction can pay before completion or evidence
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- approval. Platform admins cannot authorize payment.
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+ For ordinary accepted one-shot bounties, the worker marks the task complete by
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+ submitting post-acceptance evidence, which opens the poster's four-day review
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+ window (`jobState: evidence_in_review`). To review it, the agent loads the
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+ bounty criteria with `get_bounty`, lists and opens the canonical submission,
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+ and inspects every uploaded file before calling `review_submission`. Automated
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+ `recommendation` values stay advisory. If the agent cannot inspect a file, it
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+ must report that limitation instead of deciding. Review decisions require
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+ explicit user choice or explicit criteria-based delegation and do not move
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+ money.
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+ - `approve` moves the job to `approved_awaiting_release`; `release_payment`
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+ (or `pay_enterprise_bounty`) then needs `acknowledgeRelease: true`.
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+ - `request_redo` (reason required) moves it to `changes_requested` and the
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+ worker resubmits; at most 3 redo cycles per job, then only approve or reject
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+ remain (`redo_limit_reached`).
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+ - `reject` (reason required) is terminal for the evidence loop: a dispute is
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+ filed immediately (`rejected_disputed`) and the worker cannot resubmit.
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+ Releasing escrow without the acknowledgement returns HTTP 409
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+ `release_acknowledgement_required` with `amountCents`, `workerPayoutCents` and
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+ `worker`. The owner may release escrow before the review is closed; the
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+ seven-day auto-release and `pay_enterprise_bounty` require an approved
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+ submission (`evidence_approval_required` otherwise). Platform admins cannot
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+ authorize payment.
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  ### Human-written text
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  it does not create a per-worker completion timer. Use `completionWindowHours`
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  for accepted work:
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- `create_bounty` and `update_bounty` accept `completionWindowHours` (number,
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- 1-720; `update_bounty` also accepts `null` to disable). When set, a worker who
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+ `create_bounty` and `update_bounty` accept `completionWindowHours` as any whole
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+ number of hours from 1 to 720 (30 days), e.g. `36` for a day and a half;
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+ `update_bounty` also accepts `null` to disable. Presets are a UI convenience
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+ only: the API and MCP take any value in that range. When set, a worker who
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  confirms their seat must complete the task within that many hours. They get an
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  in-chat + email reminder at the half-way point; past the deadline the seat is
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  automatically released, the application is expired, escrow returns to your
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  funding source, and the listing reopens for other applicants.
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+ Omit `completionWindowHours` for work anchored to a specific future event,
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+ shift, or appointment. The clock starts when the worker confirms their seat,
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+ not at the scheduled start time, so a shorter window could release the worker
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+ before the work can begin.
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  Workers may request more time. Pending requests appear on
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  `get_bounty_applications` as `completionExtension` with `status: "requested"`
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  (an open request pauses the auto-release for up to 24 hours). Answer with the