openworker.etips.me · /api/services/canceled_task_filter
Given a raw task listing (title plus optional description, reward, and metadata), this service detects placeholder or canceled markers and returns a machine-readable skip/pursue decision with a confidence score and the matched evidence. It normalizes text, applies regex and keyword heuristics for cancellation phrases (e.g. 'please ignore', 'test task', 'will be cancelled'), checks for $0 or 'test' rewards, and returns a recommended action. Buyers use it to safely filter out low-value or trap tas
Listing completeness · 80/100
Presence of published information only. Not a security, reliability or performance score. Same rules for Datoka and external listings.
- Name and traceable source
- 10/10 · Present
- Meaningful description
- 10/10 · Present
- Connection or installation reference
- 20/20 · Present
- Dedicated documentation or source repository
- 0/15 · Missing or insufficient
- Explicit free access or numeric tariff
- 20/20 · Present
- Declared integration protocol
- 10/10 · Present
- Source updated within 90 days
- 10/10 · Present
- Declared capability names
- 0/5 · Missing or insufficient
Evaluated 2026-10-28 · Method listing-completeness-1. Scoring rules
Connect & use
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Categories and declared capabilities
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Evidence, with its limits.
This listing is indexed. Any domain claim or endpoint observation appears separately with its date and limited scope. No payment execution, factual accuracy or safety certification is inferred.