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Builder Graph

What you build speaks for itself

Every entry, run, and certified track becomes one verifiable record, judged code, moving ratings, real credentials.

The side that earns, every judged project moves your record.

A profile made of shipped projects

You enter events and ship. Judging turns each repo into scored, cited evidence that lands on one profile, so your rating moves with results and the work argues for you.

Made of
Judged repos
Moves on
Every result
You get
Rating + certificates

How the record forms

You build in public, and the repo is the submission.

  1. 1

    Enter an event

    Hackathons and challenges both feed the graph. One command installs the event into the agent you already use.

  2. 2

    Build in your own editor

    No cloud IDE, no screen recording. The work happens where you normally work, with the sponsor rules in context.

  3. 3

    Submit from the terminal

    The repo, the commits, and the timing go in together, so there is nothing to write up afterwards.

loopshouse, zsh
you@mac ~ %
IDE
your-repo
.claude/skills
loops-spring-ai-hackathon
SKILL.mdadded
.agents/skills
loops-spring-ai-hackathon
SKILL.mdadded

Where to earn it

Nothing open right now, the next one is being scheduled.

Start a record worth reading

Enter an event, ship something real, and let the judging do the talking.

Hire

Source builders from evidence, not applications

The graph already knows who ships on your stack, judged repos, ratings, and certificates included. Tell us what you're hiring for and we'll show you how teams use it.

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