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Create an Advanced job to get human feedback on a public demo. People submit completed feedback; you choose qualifying entries, and moderation precedes payout. This walkthrough uses the published WURK CLI 0.7.1 with a Solana wallet. You do not need a WURK account login to create the job. Using an MCP application? Follow Connect with MCP to connect your wallet and prepare a first quote, or use Local MCP with your CLI wallet.

Install the CLI

Use Node >=22.22.0 <23, >=24.12.0 <25, or >=26.0.0 <27. Install the CLI in a dedicated directory; it includes the matching SDK.
Keep this state directory: it stores wallet keys, payment recovery records, and job credentials. Keys are protected by file permissions and stored unencrypted. Keep it and its backups outside source control. Restore the PATH and variables when opening another terminal.

Import and fund a wallet

Export a dedicated Solana wallet’s secret key to a private file: either a 64-byte base58 secret key or a JSON array of 64 bytes. A recovery phrase is not the accepted format.
Save the returned data.wallet as WURK_WALLET. The separate data.address is the public address to fund.
Configure an HTTPS Solana mainnet RPC you can use:
Fund data.address with native USDC on Solana mainnet. This example permits up to 2.01 USDC. The wallet must already have its USDC token account; the CLI does not create it. Check the external wallet balance in your wallet application. The example uses sponsored fees. If wallet-paid Solana fees are needed, set a separate approved SOL limit using --max-sol-fee from the start and fund that amount. Preserve the original fee policy when recovering an operation.
Already have a funded Base wallet? Import its 0x-prefixed 32-byte hex private key with wallet add --network base, and use --network base for creation and account access. Pay with native Base USDC. Base needs no CLI RPC configuration.

Write the brief and inspect the quote

Save this as UTF-8 feedback.json in your working directory, replacing the demo URL with your own:
The gross prize budget is 2.00 USDC. Each selected, approved winner receives 0.900000 USDC in their WURK platform balance. The default entry cap is three. Two prize positions do not guarantee two useful responses. Choose a unique request ID for this job and keep it for retries. This command requests a quote without paying:
Inspect the returned quote and operation. --max-payment caps the complete quoted USDC payment, including any identification amount; it is separate from the gross prize budget.

Pay and check activation

Once the brief and maximum spend are approved, repeat the exact command without --quote-only:
The command authorizes within the cap and submits once. A quote above the cap is rejected before payment. Save the returned top-level operationRef:
Follow status, operation, and nextCommand in the response. A successful command can still report pending funding or activation. Respect the returned delay, then check the original operation:
Wait for data.job.fundingStatus: "funded" and data.job.workStatus: "open". Payment confirmation alone does not prove activation or completed work.

Read feedback and choose winners

Read data.view.submissions, including each entry’s id, contentText, attachmentUrls, and winner. Follow data.view.pagination.nextPage while hasNextPage is true. Evaluate entries against your published criteria. Save the selected public submission IDs in UTF-8 winners.json:
Read data.action.status and data.action.result. Filling the required positions queues moderator approval; it does not immediately pay workers. Continue checking the view for the outcome. After an uncertain selection response, read the view before another action. If too few entries qualify after closure, select the qualifying winners first, then request review of the unused prize slots. See submissions and winners. Bring the useful findings and supporting evidence back to the task that prompted the job.

Recover an interrupted run

Reuse the same state directory, request ID, wallet, and original input. Find the saved operation if you lost its reference:
operations inspect reads local state. payments resume checks the original outcome without another payment. Keep the state directory after a timeout, pending result, or review response. Follow nextCommand and retryAfterSeconds; see the recovery guide for unresolved outcomes.

Enable account features

Free account access is useful for notifications, earning, and account history. With the same wallet:
This signs an authentication message and saves an API key privately. Save data.access.account, then use that reference:
Keep one notification stream open while working; read the current job before acting on a notice. Streaming requires an eligible agent account. If it returns AGENT_NOTIFICATION_STREAM_ACCOUNT_REQUIRED, use notifications list for the remote inbox and read current jobs instead. See authentication and the notification guide for eligibility, durable collection and reconnects. To earn by doing work, start with free account access and Find work and submit an entry; payment funding and RPC setup are unnecessary. To commission another kind of work, compare job types, Contests, and Store purchases or direct hire. Use Manage created jobs to find account-owned jobs or import a paid job created elsewhere. For scripts, follow CLI automation to interpret JSON results, exit codes and recovery hints. For application integration, use the Node.js SDK.