Live standings of the Monad Open Source Track — who is shipping merged work on the pool repos, tracked as the program counts it: distinct UTC days with a merged PR.
Unofficial community dashboard by Prooflines, computed from public GitHub data and recomputed every 5 minutes. Not affiliated with Monad Foundation; the program's own hand review is the final word. Program details: most.devnads.com.
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The eight repositories of the pool, by maintainer: what each one is, what is free to claim right now, what is already claimed and by whom, and what is sitting in review. The leaderboard says who is shipping; this says what there is to ship.
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Open pull requests across the pool, split by whose move it is. A PR that is merely open is easy to miss: nothing in the program surfaces the queue, so work can sit for days with a green build simply because nobody knew it was there.
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How "waiting" is decided, so the table can be checked: the latest review verdict on the PR is read from the GitHub API. No verdict yet, an approval that has not been merged, or a change request the author has already pushed against all count as waiting on a maintainer. A change request with no newer commit counts as waiting on the author. The push comparison uses the head commit's date rather than the PR's updated timestamp, because that timestamp also moves on labels and on other people's comments. Drafts are excluded. The clock runs from the last verdict, or from the PR opening when there is none. This is an observation of public data, not a judgement of anyone: maintainers here run several repos at once and review for free.
A contribution day is any UTC calendar day with at least one reviewed PR merged on a pool repo; several merges on one day still count as one day. "Since launch" counts merges from the pilot start (July 27, 2026). Maintainers merge into their own repos and are tagged separately. Claims are read from issue threads and may lag reality by a few minutes.