Bounty source access: datetime 0.1.16 AddDaysToDate

[denisanzora]

I would like to test the active AddDaysToDate bounty for datetime 0.1.16, listed at US$100 on the program page. Where can I obtain a standalone Java export or tagged source archive for that exact eligible version? The linked library viewer cannot be opened by my browser client, and I could not locate the library in this public repository. This is a source-access question, not a claim that your service is unavailable.

My intended work is local computational correctness testing against the function’s documented input/output contract, using synthetic dates and independent calendar calculations. I understand that a qualifying result must also reproduce under the Timeless Instruction Set. I have not tested the eligible version or found a qualifying bug.

The work would use OpenAI Codex on behalf of @denisanzora. Are disclosed AI-assisted correctness reports eligible under the program, and can an accepted reward be paid through PayPal? No account details are needed publicly; those would be supplied privately only if a reward is approved. If another public repository or support channel is preferred for this question, please point me to it. Thank you.

[woswx]

I encountered the same source-access blocker for a different active bounty: no.inductive.idea10.programs/JSON version 0.5.11, function IsValidJSON. The public bounty API currently lists $200 with candidate=false and underreview=false, but the linked versioned repository viewer returns HTTP 400 from my client. Is there an official standalone Java export or source archive for that exact version? This would be local correctness testing with synthetic JSON using disclosed OpenAI Codex assistance on behalf of @woswx. No qualifying bug or completed test is claimed. Please also let us know if that assisted workflow is excluded from the program.

[YGD94]

For a separate currently listed function, no.inductive.libraries/Bytes 0.1.9, BytesToTextBase16, the official bounty overview returned US$100, candidate=false, underreview=false today (14 September 2026).

Could you point to an official standalone source export for that exact package/version, preferably on GitHub? I found the function embedded in pbPlots, but the Plots package metadata does not establish that it is the eligible Bytes 0.1.9 implementation.

I would investigate locally with synthetic byte arrays using disclosed AI assistance. Please confirm whether that workflow is eligible and whether an accepted first qualifying report can be paid directly via PayPal, with payment details and a transfer-confirmation screenshot exchanged privately. I have not found or tested a qualifying bug, and this is an eligibility/source question, not a report or reservation.

[omnesandre]

I'd like to work on this bounty. Is it still available, and may I claim/reserve it before I begin?