Contribution Points

Tasks / Interactions are "global" types that follow a specific data structure and can be added to the TaskRegistry in a fully-decentralized way. Once added and verified, they will be immediately available for any Hub in the Ecosystem, including Hubs deployed in the past.

Each Hub can then select any of the Tasks defined in the TaskRegistry, and deploy a local instance of it by adding additional context (metadata).

Tasks deployed inside a Hub are called Contributions, and can be assigned a custom weight between 1 and 10. This weight is called Contribution Points (CP).

Once a Member of the Hub has successfully completed and submitted a Contribution, these points are allocated to the Member, and the total CP gained by a Member during a Period will represent that Member's gCP score for that Period:

$\displaystyle \sum_{CP = 1}^n CP_i = gCP_{i}$

General formalization for Contribution Points ($CP$) of Interaction ($\iota_{i}$)

In a more formal sense, for each Interaction in the Āut ecosystem:

$\iota_{\tiny i} \in \Iota_{\tiny Ā}: [\iota_{\tiny 1}, \iota_{\tiny 2}, ..., \iota_{\tiny n}]$

is structured so that a Contribution inside a Hub will follow the same pointing system, and will have a local, measurable weight such as:

$\forall \text { } \iota \in \Iota_{h \tiny \bullet}, \iota = 1 \leq CP_{h \tiny \bullet} \leq 10$, where:

• $CP_{h \tiny \bullet}$ is the range value of Contribution Points available for an interaction in a specific Hub ( $h \scriptsize \bullet$)

• $\iota_{i}$ represents any unique Interaction type

Interactions can be further assigned a semantic space (or "context") and linked and inter-linked together in internal modules such as Quests and Onboarding Strategies.