SpoonOS has launched Season 2 of its Community Contribution Program, opening a two-month rewards competition that pays out points for everything from Discord discussions and bug reports to original guides and technical deliverables.

The program is live and runs through 11:59 p.m. (UTC) on Oct. 10.

How the program works

Participants earn points through two channels: daily community activity and discrete tasks.

Daily activity points are awarded for valid Discord messages, including posts that contribute meaningful discussion on SpoonOS, AI agents, technical development, product usage, or community support. Each qualifying message earns 4 points, with a daily cap of 5 valid messages, for a maximum daily activity of 20 points.

Greetings, emoji-only posts, spam, and off-topic content do not qualify.

Tasks are organized into four categories (i.e., Daily, Social, Community, and Contribute) and span four difficulty tiers: Quick, Standard, Advanced, and Bounty. Base point values generally range from around 10 to 400 points, with Bounty-tier tasks carrying higher floors: bug reports start at 200 points and technical deliverables at 300 points.

Some tasks are scored within a range based on submission quality.

To submit a task, participants use the /submit command in the Discord #bot channel, along with supporting evidence, such as screenshots, public links, demos, or other required materials. According to SpoonOS, most reviews are completed within one to two days.

Reward structure

There is a 240 USDT pool that will be split across the leaderboard and outstanding contribution categories. Leaderboard rewards are distributed to the top 10 finishers at season’s end:

  • 1st place: 50 USDT
  • 2nd place: 35 USDT
  • 3rd place: 25 USDT
  • 4th and 5th place: 15 USDT each
  • 6th through 10th place: 10 USDT each

Three additional outstanding contribution prizes recognize quality over volume:

  • Best Product and Technical Contribution: 20 USDT
  • Best Community Contribution: 15 USDT
  • Best External Impact Contribution: 15 USDT

Leaderboard rewards are not automatic. To qualify, a top 10 finisher must reach level seven, complete at least one Advanced Task, and pass the final Season 2 review.

Participants who do not meet all three conditions will not receive a reward regardless of their leaderboard position.

Tracking progress and getting started

Participants can check their own progress with the /me Discord command and view the full leaderboard with /leaderboard or at the Season 2 leaderboard page. Available tasks can be browsed by category or difficulty using the /tasks command, or at the task center.

Support is available through the #tickets channel.

More information about Season 2 can be found at the Discord server link below:
https://discord.com/channels/1357234847567052800/

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