Skill credentials earned by doing the work, graded against a rubric anyone can read
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 LEVEL SPREAD
One transaction, five stages
THAT MUST NOT MOVE
Published in full
The rubric is on chain and quoted on every credential - a result you cannot argue with is not a standard.
There is no rubric contract configured, so the rubric cannot be shown.
Freeze one at /deploy, signed in your own wallet, or from a terminal with npm run deploy. Then set NEXT_PUBLIC_JOURNEYMAN_ADDRESS and restart - it is inlined at build time, so a running server does not pick it up on its own. Nothing invented is shown in the meantime.
No rubric contract is configured, so there is no distribution to publish yet.
A rubric where everyone lands on one level is not calibrated - publishing the distribution keeps the rubric author honest.
What a credential actually says
There is no rubric contract configured, so a specimen credential cannot be shown.
Freeze one at /deploy, signed in your own wallet, or from a terminal with npm run deploy. Then set NEXT_PUBLIC_JOURNEYMAN_ADDRESS and restart - it is inlined at build time, so a running server does not pick it up on its own. Nothing invented is shown in the meantime.