Talent Protocol

Talent Protocol

Talent Protocol's Builder Score turns public GitHub and multi-chain blockchain activity into a transparent, onchain-attested reputation score for builders in web3.

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web3blockchaindeveloper-toolsreputation
Last Updated Oct 22, 2026
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About

Talent Protocol is a web platform that computes a Builder Score, a reputation metric derived from a person's public GitHub activity and blockchain activity across four chains. It addresses a common problem in web3: contributors have no portable, verifiable way to demonstrate their track record. The score is calculated entirely in the user's browser using public RPC endpoints and public APIs, and it can be recorded onchain as an EAS attestation on Base so that anyone can independently verify it.

The process requires no account. A user enters any wallet address or ENS name, optionally adds a GitHub handle, and the browser queries the relevant public data sources. The scoring rules and math are open, so the same inputs always produce the same score, and every point earned is shown alongside the exact formula that generated it. Talent Protocol was acquired by IPTS, with support from Protocol Labs.

Key Features

Browser-based computation: All scoring runs locally in the user's browser using only public RPC nodes and public APIs, with no account creation and no data leaving the machine beyond the queries themselves.
Multi-source scoring: The score draws on activity from four blockchains, GitHub contributions, SpeedRun Ethereum, and existing EAS attestations.
Onchain attestation: With one click, a user can publish the score as an EAS attestation on Base, where anyone can verify it by recomputing the score from the same public inputs.
Open specification: The scoring spec and math are open, meaning identical inputs deterministically produce identical results and third parties can audit the methodology.
Point-level transparency: Each point in the score is paired with the exact formula that produced it, so users can see precisely why they received each value.
Leaderboard: The platform displays attested scores from other builders, providing a public ranking of verified reputation.
ENS and wallet support: Users can look up scores for any wallet address or ENS name, not just their own.

Pricing & Fees

  • Pricing: Not publicly listed on the pages we reviewed; check the official site for current plans.
  • No account required: Score calculation works without registration; only a wallet address or ENS name (and optionally a GitHub handle) is needed.
  • Attestation is optional: Users can compute and view their score without publishing anything onchain; attesting to Base is a separate, voluntary step.
  • Corporate status: Talent Protocol was acquired by IPTS, with support from Protocol Labs.

Who It's For

Talent Protocol is aimed at web3 and open-source builders who want a portable, verifiable reputation signal. Developers active on GitHub and across multiple chains can use it to demonstrate their contribution history to grant programs, accelerators, DAOs, and potential collaborators. Reviewers and community managers can use public attested scores as a transparent, recomputable reference when evaluating contributors. It also suits anyone curious how their onchain and GitHub footprint translates into a quantified, openly documented score.

FAQ

What is Talent Protocol?Talent Protocol is a platform that calculates a Builder Score from a person's public GitHub and blockchain activity across four chains, and can record that score onchain as an EAS attestation on Base.

Is Talent Protocol free to use?Pricing is not publicly listed on the pages reviewed; score calculation requires no account, and visitors can check the official site for current plan details.

How does the Builder Score work?A user enters a wallet address or ENS name and optionally a GitHub handle; the browser then queries public data across four chains and GitHub, applying an open formula in which every point is shown with the exact calculation that produced it.

Does my data leave my machine?No — computation runs entirely in the browser using public RPC endpoints and public APIs, and nothing leaves the machine except the queries themselves.

Can others verify my score?Yes, because the scoring spec and math are open and the score can be attested on Base via EAS, anyone can recompute the same score from the same public inputs and verify the attestation.