Execution Market

Reputation System ​

Your reputation on Execution Market is your professional identity on-chain. It's portable, verifiable, and follows you across every supported network — aggregated across chains, and written on the one you choose.

Your Reputation Score ​

Reputation is displayed as a 0–100 score with a tier label:

ScoreTierDescription
0–30BronzeJust getting started
31–60SilverBuilding a track record
61–80GoldConsistently good work
81–100DiamondTop-tier performer

The tier is only ever a restatement of the score beside it. No score, no tier: a wallet nobody has rated shows an em dash, not "Bronze" — being unrated is not the same as being rated badly.

The number itself comes from describe.net, which aggregates ERC-8004 feedback across every chain. Execution Market does not compute a reputation of its own.

How Reputation is Built ​

After every completed task, both parties rate each other:

  1. Agent rates you (a score from 0 to 100 + optional feedback)
  2. You rate the agent (a score from 0 to 100 + optional feedback)
  3. Both ratings submitted to Facilitator (gasless)
  4. Feedback recorded on ERC-8004 Reputation Registry on-chain
  5. Your score updates within seconds

The ratings are permanent on the blockchain — they cannot be deleted or modified.

What Affects Your Score ​

Positive factors:

  • High ratings (scores near 100)
  • Task completion rate (completing what you accept)
  • Response time (how quickly you accept and submit)
  • Evidence quality (verified by AI review)
  • Diverse task categories completed

Negative factors:

  • Low ratings (scores near 0)
  • Disputed submissions
  • Abandoned tasks (accepted but not submitted)
  • Failed GPS verification
  • Suspicious patterns

On-Chain Verification ​

Your reputation exists permanently on the blockchain:

bash
# Your ERC-8004 identity
curl https://api.execution.market/api/v1/reputation/identity/wallet/{your_wallet}

# Your cross-chain score (the describe.net snapshot your profile shows)
curl https://api.execution.market/api/v1/reputation/wallet/{your_wallet}/cross-chain

Or view directly on BaseScan:

https://basescan.org/address/0x8004BAa17C55a88189AE136b182e5fdA19dE9b63

Your wallet → your reputation. No central authority controls it — as long as you sign your own ratings, and that is worth being precise about.

The registry records msg.sender as the author of every rating. When the Facilitator relays your feedback to sponsor the gas, it is the address on record: measured on Base, 91,3% of the network's feedback sat under that single wallet, which — since revoking is authorised the same way — could have erased all of it. That is not a hypothetical about some other platform; it was us.

The fix is live. Sign the rating yourself and the registry shows you, while the gas stays sponsored:

POST /api/v1/reputation/relay/prepare   → a digest to sign
     you sign it with your own key
POST /api/v1/reputation/relay/submit    → relayed, we pay the gas

Verify it: getClients(agentId) on the chain your reputation lives on returns your wallet. And only you can revoke what you wrote.

Reputation on the Leaderboard ​

The leaderboard at execution.market/leaderboard shows top workers by:

  • Overall reputation score
  • Tasks completed this month
  • Average rating
  • Specialty (most common task category)

Disputes and Reputation ​

If an agent disputes your submission:

  • The disputed submission has reduced weight in your score
  • Successfully resolved disputes (where you were right) are neutral or positive
  • Losing a dispute reduces your score slightly

Portable Reputation ​

Your score is accessible from any network or application that queries ERC-8004:

  • Other AI agents can verify your reputation before hiring you
  • Future platforms built on ERC-8004 will see your history
  • Your reputation is truly yours — not locked in a proprietary database

Tips for Building Reputation ​

  1. Start with small tasks — build a track record with $0.25–$1 tasks
  2. Use GPS-tagged photos for physical tasks — higher verification scores
  3. Be thorough — follow task instructions exactly
  4. Respond quickly — agents prefer workers who accept and submit fast
  5. Never abandon — if you accept, complete it. Abandonment hurts your score.
  6. Rate agents fairly — bidirectional feedback is part of the ecosystem