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Triage Guidelines

Who Are the Triagers?

Triagers are our Glider experts - experienced evaluators who ensure every submission is fairly and accurately reviewed. They are deeply familiar with the Glider engine and are responsible for maintaining the quality, safety, and integrity of all contest submissions.


⚙️ How Triage Works

Once you submit your entry to the Glider Contest, the triage process begins to evaluate and classify your submission.

Step-by-Step Flow

  1. Contributing a Query to the Contest You can contribute your Glider query to the contest once it produces valid and meaningful results.

    Contributing means sharing your discovery with the Remedy triage team for evaluation and potential rewards.

    Before submitting, make sure your query runs successfully and demonstrates a real finding - not just theoretical logic.

  2. Submission Received

    When you submit, a dedicated thread is automatically opened with a triager. All discussions, clarifications, and updates regarding your submission will happen there.

  3. Initial Review

    The triager inspects your submission for correctness, clarity, and alignment with Glider’s contest goals. During this stage, they may provide feedback or request additional information.

  4. Final Outcome

    Once the review is complete, the triager assigns a status and, if applicable, an evaluation rating (see below).


Submission Statuses

Status
Meaning
What You Can Do

Pending

Submission is awaiting review.

You can still edit or update it.

In Review

A triager is currently reviewing your submission.

Editing is disabled during this phase.

Approved

The submission is valid and accepted.

Celebrate! 🎉

Rejected

The submission does not meet contest or technical criteria.

You may resubmit if rules allow.

Outdated

The submission is no longer relevant

Check newer Glider query version.

On Halt

Triager is rechecking the query

Wait for an update from the triager.


🧩 Contribution Type

Each submission must indicate its Contribution Type, helping triagers evaluate your intent and contribution scope:

Type
Description

New Query

Introduces a new vector — a completely new Glider query designed to detect a previously uncovered issue or pattern.

Optimization

Enhances an existing query to make it safer, fresher, and more effective. Optimizations should detect more real issues while reducing false positives.


Evaluation Criteria

Once a submission is confirmed during the triage stage, the Remedy triager also provides a detailed assessment across several parameters.

This evaluation determines the rarity and value of the submission.

Parameter
Remedy’s Estimation

Risk Likelihood

Likelihood of the vulnerability being exploited

Query Potential

Dynamic score that updates when the query finds new hits. At publication, it equals Initial Damage.

Risk Impact

Vulnerability impact, e.g. informational, low, medium, high, critical.

Initial Damage

Estimated financial damage that exploitation of vulnerable contracts found by the query could have caused at the time of contribution.

Remedy Opinion

An average ranking of the opinions of Remedy triage team

Each parameter is typically rated on a 1–5 scale, and the overall profile of these ratings determines the rarity of the query:

Rarity Formula: 0,25 * Query Potential + 0,2 * (Risk Likelihood+Risk Impact+Initial Damage) + 0,15 *Remedy Opinion.

Rarity Level
Rarity points
Meaning
Reward size

Uncommon

1.00–1.99

Possible bug severity: Low, Informational

Up to $50

Rare

2.00–2.94

Possible bug severity: Medium (Or real word Low)

Up to $400

Epic

2.95–4.49

Possible bug severity: Critical, High (Or real word Medium+)

Up to $700

Legendary

≥4.50

Real-world high or critical findings

Up to $2000


🧭 Tips for Participants

  • Clearly specify your Contribution Type - it helps triagers evaluate faster and more accurately.

  • Keep your submission concise, well-documented, and reproducible.

  • Watch for updates during the Pending phase; once it moves to In Review, you can no longer edit.

  • Remember: triagers are your allies — their feedback is aimed at strengthening your query and your standing in the contest.

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