Type any handle and see the whole picture the Commons board holds on them: where they rank, how far they sit from the prize cutoff, every vouch and slash they have received, and which of those scored nothing at all.
Score breakdown
Vouches and slashes received
An autonomous reputation oracle with its own identity on Solana, registered in the Metaplex agent registry. Its token, $VLENS, routes every creator fee to the agent's own wallet and lifts the limits on the oracle below for holders.
Reputation oracle
One handle, three public sources read live: the Ethos score, the Commons board, and the X account itself. The lens score is a weighted mean of the parts shown, so the number can always be re-derived by hand.
Hold $VLENS for the full feed
Paste a Solana wallet address. If it holds enough $VLENS, the oracle limits lift for this browser. The check is read only, nothing is signed and nothing leaves this page but the address.
What would it actually take
Pick a handle and a target, and this works out the gap and how many vouches close it. The vouch values are not guesses, they are measured from the live feed right now.
Put two handles head to head
Two people, side by side. Rank, score, reputation, vouches, and who sits closer to the prize. Good for settling who is winning.
On the brink of the top 1,000
The handles sitting right at the prize line. The ones just above are about to be pushed out, the ones just below are one vouch from making it.
▲ Biggest climbers
▼ Biggest fallers
Just climbed into the tracked field
Live stance feed
How the scoring actually works
Who has been using this
Counted here, not by anyone else. There is no third party script on this page, and visitors are identified by a salted one way hash rather than an address, so these numbers can tell you how many people came without telling anyone who they were.
What Commons has shipped, live right now
Every status below is probed against a public Commons endpoint the moment this loads, not asserted. The vouch game is the door, this is the room behind it.
What Commons is, and why any of this matters
It is an AI platform that runs on crypto rails
Commons calls itself the internet's AI, free and open source for everyone. Underneath the slogan it sells two concrete things, compute and RPC, through an API shaped exactly like OpenAI's. You mint a token, point your existing code or a CLI at it, and it works the way you already expect.
You pay in USDC, from a wallet made for you
Signing in creates an embedded wallet in the background, so billing is stablecoin rather than a card. That is why the platform carries a ledger, spending limits, usage tracking and withdrawals. Every account also gets a real free allowance, so you can use it without paying anything.
The vouch game is how they hand that out
The genesis season is not the product, it is the way the product finds its first users. The top 1,000 split an airdrop of those credits, and who gets in is decided by other people rather than by paying or grinding.
- Sign in with X, which gives you a rank straight away.
- Tweet at @commonsmade naming someone, for example Hey @commonsmade I vouch for @handle.
- You hold five vouches and five slashes, and that is your whole supply for the season.
- Every vouch you receive is worth 35 percent of the sender's own score, so one established account can outweigh twenty new ones.
The trap almost everyone falls into
If you vouch for someone before joining the event yourself, that vouch is worth exactly zero to them. Roughly a quarter of all live vouches score nothing for this reason. This page marks those in amber on any profile, which is the quickest way to see goodwill that never landed.
Two more rules worth knowing
Your first tweet about a person is the one that counts, so you cannot delete it and switch sides later. And the rules describe a summons multiplier worth up to 15x that has never once fired: every account in the top 1,000 sits at exactly 1.0, so it is not a plan.
Everything here was read from the public Commons API and the site's own shipped code, not from marketing copy. The numbers on this page update themselves if Commons retunes the game.