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{{KidsIntro|WikiDeal wants to test its fair contracts in real life. These small test projects are called pilots. Three | {{KidsIntro|WikiDeal wants to test its fair contracts in real life. These small test projects are called pilots. Three are chosen to start: babysitting, street fundraising, and small loans between people. Other ideas are candidates, being studied.}} | ||
{{ExpertIntro|Pilot use cases are the real-world experiments through which Prototype 1 is intended to demonstrate the WikiDeal model | {{ExpertIntro|Pilot use cases are the real-world experiments through which Prototype 1 is intended to demonstrate the WikiDeal model. The model is domain-neutral. Three are currently retained: Babysitting, Street Fundraising and Peer-to-Peer Small Loans. Other tracks are candidate pilots under study, a growing list including Real Estate Restoration and the AI-Driven Politician Agreement. Delivery targets sit in Milestone 2.}} | ||
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* '''Real Estate Restoration''': a more specific track, described in [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Pilot-Real-Estate-Restoration|Pilot: Real Estate Restoration]]. It is not a current priority, but it remains documented as a possible future pilot. | * '''Real Estate Restoration''': a more specific track, described in [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Pilot-Real-Estate-Restoration|Pilot: Real Estate Restoration]]. It is not a current priority, but it remains documented as a possible future pilot. | ||
Beyond these, the second funding tranche of Prototype 1 aims at launching [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open- | Beyond these, the second funding tranche of Prototype 1 aims at launching [[Gov/en/Portal:R&D/Open-Calls:Main|open calls]] for pilot experiments, open to any type of community. | ||
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* [[Gov/en/Portal:Meta/Prototype-1-Deliverables|Prototype 1 Deliverables]] | * [[Gov/en/Portal:Meta/Prototype-1-Deliverables|Prototype 1 Deliverables]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:20, 3 September 2026
💡 In simple words: WikiDeal wants to test its fair contracts in real life. These small test projects are called pilots. Three are chosen to start: babysitting, street fundraising, and small loans between people. Other ideas are candidates, being studied.
🎯 In 20 seconds (scientific summary): Pilot use cases are the real-world experiments through which Prototype 1 is intended to demonstrate the WikiDeal model. The model is domain-neutral. Three are currently retained: Babysitting, Street Fundraising and Peer-to-Peer Small Loans. Other tracks are candidate pilots under study, a growing list including Real Estate Restoration and the AI-Driven Politician Agreement. Delivery targets sit in Milestone 2.
Pilot use cases
What is a pilot use case
A pilot use case is a real-world experiment: a marketplace domain where WikiDeal contracts, governance and economic mechanisms are intended to be tested with actual users. Pilots can address any domain: the model itself is domain-neutral. The framework for these experiments is Prototype 1, and their delivery targets are defined in Milestone 2 of the Prototype 1 deliverables.
Two categories must be clearly distinguished:
- Selected pilots: the pilot experiments retained for Prototype 1: Babysitting, Street Fundraising, and the pre-selected Peer-to-Peer Small Loans.
- Candidate pilots under study: ideas documented and explored, but not selected. They could become pilots later.
Selected pilots
Babysitting: the model pilot
Babysitting has been retained as the model pilot, for two reasons:
- it is simple: immediately easy to understand for every kind of audience, and legally straightforward;
- it has been studied: preliminary studies identified babysitting, on both legal and market grounds, as the most workable starting point in a lightly occupied market (see Why and How WikiDeal Can Work).
The corresponding marketplace space is the Babysitting portal, which is intended to demonstrate the full contract lifecycle: base contract, amendments, addenda, closing and mutual evaluation.
Street Fundraising
Street Fundraising is the second selected pilot, listed together with Babysitting in Milestone 2 of the Prototype 1 deliverables; see the Street Fundraising portal.
Peer-to-Peer Small Loans (pre-selected)
A third use case has been pre-selected within Prototype 1: small-amount loans between private individuals. WikiDeal contracts are intended to frame simple peer-to-peer loans of small sums, in a spirit close to microcredit: amount, repayment terms, mutual commitments, closing and mutual evaluation. A dedicated description page is intended to follow.
Candidate pilots under study
These tracks are documented but not selected: they are candidates, under study. Many more candidate examples exist beyond the ones listed here: this list is intended to grow as further ideas are documented.
- AI-Driven Politician Agreement: a contract framework for political candidates committing to needs-based, statistically grounded positions independent of the left-right divide, with AI-verified compliance supervised by a human verification committee. Under construction: see Pilot: AI-Driven Politician Agreement.
- Real Estate Restoration: a more specific track, described in Pilot: Real Estate Restoration. It is not a current priority, but it remains documented as a possible future pilot.
Beyond these, the second funding tranche of Prototype 1 aims at launching open calls for pilot experiments, open to any type of community.