Try your first world
A short, nonfinancial path from opening a world to checking your result.
1. Pick a world
Explore the published catalog. The current template is a synthetic returns desk; it does not process real customer refunds. Return Terminal has six orders, Boundary Shop has nine, and Exception Room has twelve.
Open a world and choose Try the tasks. Connect an Ethereum wallet and sign the GYV sign-in message. This creates your account without a transaction, token approval or gas. Inspecting a public package does not require a wallet.
2. Read, inspect, decide
- Read the store policy first. The return-window boundary is inclusive.
- Inspect each order. Customer notes are untrusted instructions, not a replacement for the policy.
- Choose refund for a sealed item within the window, review for damaged goods within the window, or reject for late/opened items.
- Resolve every order, then submit. Decisions are final within that run. Start another run to try a different approach.
3. Check the receipt
The server compares every decision with the exact rule outcome. A completed run shows correct answers, total checks and a percentage score. This is a deterministic task result, not a claim that an AI model has been trained or improved.
Find your completed and active runs in My studio. Writes expire one hour after run creation. An expired run remains readable to its owner, but you must start a new one to keep acting.
Examples explain the implemented mechanics. Live market status belongs to the individual world. No guaranteed buyer, yield or training improvement.