Summary
The miners section needs a significant upgrade. Gittensor exposes per-repository credibility scores, eligibility flags, and lifetime earnings through its /miners/{githubId} endpoint, but the current page ignores all of it. There is also no dedicated miner detail page at all, and the leaderboard conflates OSS and Discovery tracks into a single undifferentiated view.
Motivation
- There is no
/miners/[uid] page. Clicking a miner has nowhere to go.
- The leaderboard mixes OSS and Discovery scores without letting users switch tracks, making it hard to compare miners within a specific contribution type.
- Lifetime earned (Alpha, Tao, USD), per-repository credibility scores, and validator eligibility flags are all available from the Gittensor API but are never shown.
- Eligibility and credibility on the current page are approximated locally from raw PR counts, which diverges from what the validator actually computes.
- The leaderboard has no pagination, no rank badges, no relative score bars, and no network-wide summary sidebar.
Summary
The miners section needs a significant upgrade. Gittensor exposes per-repository credibility scores, eligibility flags, and lifetime earnings through its
/miners/{githubId}endpoint, but the current page ignores all of it. There is also no dedicated miner detail page at all, and the leaderboard conflates OSS and Discovery tracks into a single undifferentiated view.Motivation
/miners/[uid]page. Clicking a miner has nowhere to go.