OpenCollab Autolister

What It Addresses

OpenCollab is a crypto-native freelancing marketplace where clients pay in USDC. Independent developers still need to maintain a profile, filter jobs, write proposals, and track win rate manually. opencollab-autolist turns that repetitive loop into an automated workflow: it uses the MoneyMachine demand matrix to identify high-demand skills, publishes them by demand_score, and scores jobs by budget, skill match, and client reputation before submitting proposals above a threshold.

How It Works

• Profile setup: creates or reuses an OpenCollab account and fills in headline, bio, skill tags, and rate.
• Skill publishing: reads prioritized skills from demand_matrix.json, such as smart contract audits, DeFi integration, and AI fine-tuning.
• Job matching: checks GET /jobs daily, scores candidates with budget × skill_match × client_reputation, and submits via POST /proposals.
• Tracking: reports Profile URL, active listing count, daily job count, proposal count, and win-rate history.

Boundaries

It depends on the external OpenCollab REST API, account credentials, and a Python environment. The notes suggest verifying current API endpoints and authentication with web search. Pricing, skill priorities, and thresholds are example strategies; adjust them to market conditions, personal qualifications, and compliance risk.