> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.gap.karmahq.xyz/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.gap.karmahq.xyz/how-to-guides/partners/filecoin/milestone-reviewer-guide.md).

# Milestone Reviewer Guide

### Getting Started

#### Step 1: Log In

Go to [app.filpgf.io](https://app.filpgf.io/) and log in with email. You must be logged in with the same account that was assigned the milestone reviewer role.

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#### Step 2: Access Your Reviews

Click [**Dashboard**](https://app.filpgf.io/dashboard) in the header navigation to open your reviewer dashboard. You will see a list of communities and programs where you have been assigned as a reviewer.

Look for the **View Milestones** button next to programs where you are a milestone reviewer. Click it to open the milestones report.

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### Reviewing Milestones

#### Step 3: Open a Project's Milestones

From the milestones report, select a project to review. The milestone review page shows all milestones for that project, organized by status:

* **Not Started** — The grantee has not yet submitted completion for this milestone.
* **Pending Completion** — The grantee has submitted off-chain completion details, but onchain completion has not been recorded yet.
* **Pending Verification** — The grantee has completed the milestone onchain and it is ready for your review.
* **Verified** — The milestone has already been verified by a reviewer.

Milestones that need your attention (Pending Verification) appear first, sorted by due date.

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#### Step 4: Review Milestone Details

For each milestone, you can see:

* **Title and description** — What the grantee committed to deliver.
* **Due date** — When the milestone was expected to be completed.
* **Allocation amount** — The funding amount allocated to this milestone (if applicable).
* **Completion details** — The grantee's description of what they accomplished, along with the submission date. This is labeled as either "On-chain" or "Off-chain" depending on how it was submitted.
* **AI Evaluation** — Click the **AI Evaluation** button to view an AI-generated assessment of the milestone completion. The evaluation includes a rating (1–10) and detailed reasoning.

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#### Step 5: Use Comments to Communicate

The comments panel on the right side of the page lets you communicate with the grantee and other reviewers. Use comments to:

* Ask the grantee for clarification or additional proof of work.
* Discuss the milestone with other reviewers.
* Leave notes about your assessment.

You can **@mention** other reviewers to notify them directly. All comment participants receive email notifications.

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### Verifying Milestones

#### Step 6: Verify a Milestone

When you are satisfied that a milestone has been completed, click the green **Verify Milestone** button. A verification form will appear where you can:

1. Add an optional **verification comment** explaining your assessment.
2. Click **Verify** to submit your verification.

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