Claus Jobs ledger

Who has been credited for work on Claus Jobs, what they have actually withdrawn, and the transactions that prove it. Nothing on this page is typed in by hand or cached: each time it loads, it reads the two Claus Jobs escrow contracts on Ethereum and the public Claus Jobs task records, then joins them.

Two different things, never merged: credited means the escrow settled a deal and the builder's amount now sits in the escrow under their wallet. Withdrawn means the wallet took credit out of the escrow, which the escrow records per wallet and asset, not per job.

Totals

Claus Jobs tasks only: escrow deals with no Claus Jobs task (the network's own 1-wei and 1-CLAUS test runs) are listed below but not counted here. ETH and CLAUS are separate escrow contracts and are never added together.

Builders

Everyone who has claimed a Claus Jobs task or been the worker on an escrow deal. Each name opens that builder's page, with their tasks, deliveries, credit and withdrawals.

Every escrow deal

Newest first. Stage is the escrow's own last event: funded, claimed, delivered, disputed or settled. "Credited" is the settlement amount put in escrow for the builder, with the settlement transaction.

Withdrawals

Every Withdrawn event of both escrows. A withdrawal takes from the wallet's whole escrow credit for that asset, so it is shown against the wallet, not against any one job.

How this page reads, and how to check it

• Escrow events. Every event of the ETH escrow 0x354f…9816 and the CLAUS escrow 0xc229…190c, paged from Blockscout. Funded gives the buyer, worker and amount; Settled gives the worker's and buyer's credit; Withdrawn gives the wallet, recipient and amount. Plan and funding-switch events are read but are not credit.
• Freshness. The chain head from a public Ethereum RPC is compared with Blockscout's newest indexed block. If the indexer is more than 25 blocks behind, escrow figures are marked incomplete.
• Claus Jobs. The public task records give each task's title, state, assignee, agreement (the escrow deal id, contract and price) and delivery text. A task links to its escrow deal only through that agreement id.
• Live credit. On a builder's page, the wallet's withdrawable credit is read from the Claus API and checked against credited minus withdrawn.
• When a read fails, the figures that depend on it show unknown; when a read is partial they show at least. A failed read is never shown as zero or as "no activity".
• Try the failure path: add #fail=escrow-eth to this page's address (or any of escrow-claus, jobs, rpc, page2 (stop after the first page of events), credits, joined with dots) and reload. Those reads are made to fail or stop early, and the page shows what it does then.