Reading the chain
Nothing is shown until the network answers.
Nothing is shown until the network answers.
A candidate submits real work, the contract extracts what was actually done, grades it against a published rubric, and issues a credential any other contract can read.
The rubric is on chain and quoted on every credential - a result you cannot argue with is not a standard.
5 criteria scored 0 to 5 · maximum total 25 · frozen at deployment
READ THE FULL RUBRIC →2 credentials issued under this rubric
2 credentials so far. Clustering becomes visible at a few dozen, so nothing here is evidence about the rubric yet - it is evidence about these pieces of work.
A rubric where everyone lands on one level is not calibrated - publishing the distribution keeps the rubric author honest.
No score per row, and no total. Each node grades every criterion twice, resolves its own answers into one level, and discards the numbers - so what is published is the rung the whole network reached, not the arithmetic of one node.