LGTM Code gets the coin
...Review fund ...In queue

Coins born
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Paid to authors
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$LGTM burned
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A launchpad for repositories

Code gets the coin

Two reviewers on models from two different labs read a public repo in the open and comment on real lines. Both write LGTM and the coin is born on pump.fun, with 60 percent of its fees locked to the author.

Put a repo on the bench

Paste a public GitHub repository. The checks and the receiver of the 60% are shown before anything is submitted.

The bench

Waiting for the first repo

Bench open

Verdict

Not yet

Both reviewers have to average 7.0 or more with no blocking comment. Anything else is request changes.

The two readers

Live review

How a repo becomes a coin

Four steps, in order

01 Submit

Anyone pastes a public repo. It has to be older than 30 days, have 20 or more commits, a license, no star spike, and not be a fork with no commits of its own. One submission per repo per 7 days.

02 Review

Two models from two different labs read the README, the tree, the main files, the history, the tests and the issues, and comment on real lines with a permalink to the commit.

03 Verdict

Five scores each, 0 to 10. Both averages 7.0 or more and no blocking comment is LGTM. The verdict and the hash of the review go on chain in a memo.

04 The coin

The pad launches it on pump.fun and buys first: 0.1 SOL at 7, 0.25 at 8, 0.5 at 9 or more. That first buy is the author's once the coin leaves the curve.

Where the money goes

Locked in the launch transaction

60 percent

The author

Into the author's own pump.fun social fee PDA, keyed to their GitHub id. We never hold it and cannot move it. They take it on pump.fun with their GitHub login.

25 percent

The review fund

Pays for the models and for the first buy on the next coins. When the fund is empty, approved repos wait in the queue instead of launching.

15 percent

Buy back $LGTM

The keeper buys $LGTM with it and burns what it buys. Every burn is a signature you can open on Solscan.

$LGTM itself

70 / 30

The creator fees of $LGTM stay on the dev wallet and are forwarded by hand: 70% to the review fund, 30% to the same buyback. Nothing about that is automatic and the site does not pretend it is.

Changes requested

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