Inspiration
Hiring today is broken—resumes are inflated, interviews are biased, and real skills are hard to verify. We wanted to build a system where people are judged by what they can do, not what they claim.
What it does
An AI-powered platform where users prove their skills through real challenges. It includes a Live Skill Battle Arena for head-to-head competitions, and an AI system that generates a Proof Score based on performance, speed, and problem-solving approach.
How we built it
Frontend: React (clean, minimal UI) Backend: Node.js + Express Real-time battles: Socket.io AI evaluation: GPT-based analysis for solutions Data: Challenge results, scores, and rankings stored for profiles
Challenges we ran into
Designing fair skill evaluation logic (not just correct/incorrect) Handling real-time sync in battles without lag Preventing cheating or copy-paste solutions Keeping the system simple for MVP within limited time
Accomplishments that we're proud of
Built a working real-time battle system Created a proof-based scoring concept instead of resumes Integrated AI to evaluate how users solve problems, not just results Delivered a focused MVP within hackathon constraints
What we learned
Real-time systems are harder than they look AI evaluation needs clear constraints to be useful Simplicity > overbuilding, especially under time pressure The idea is strong only if execution stays practical
What's next for AI-Powered Skill Marketplace + Live Skill Battle Arena
Improve AI scoring accuracy and fairness Add anti-cheat mechanisms (plagiarism + behavior tracking) Build a recruiter dashboard for direct hiring Expand beyond coding → design, analytics, and other skills Launch public tournaments to drive user growth
Built With
- antigravity
- claude
- component-based-architecture)-backend:-node.js-+-express-(api-handling
- express.js
- geminiapi
- logic-layer)-real-time-engine:-socket.io-(live-battle-synchronization)-ai-integration:-openai-gpt-api-(solution-evaluation-&-scoring)-database:-mongodb-(user-profiles
- node.js
- orchid
- scores
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