Hire from proof of work, not from adjectives.
The short answer
Every profile here is source-verified and current. Search by skill or stack and candidates rank by how much of their work is independently verifiable and how recently they shipped, never by what they wrote about themselves. One click gives you a machine-readable JSON your tools can read directly.
Results are ranked by source-verified proof and freshness, not self-description. Each accomplishment carries a trust tier for how independently it can be checked.
Ranked by verified proof
- Alex Rivera
Full-stack builder shipping AI-native products
- independently verifiedShipped a one-tap approval queue and ATS-safe PDF export in v0.4.0
- corroboratedReleased offline-first sync with CRDT conflict resolution
- sourcedChose a token-bucket rate limiter to bound burst traffic without dropping legitimate retries
TypeScriptNext.jsLLM pipelinesSupabaseRustPython
How the ranking works
We sum a trust tier across each person's approved accomplishments: tier 0 is self-asserted, tier 1 is one first-party source, tier 2 is corroborated by a live deploy or multiple sources, and tier 3 is independently verifiable by a neutral third party. That sum is the verification strength. We weight it by freshness, how recently the person shipped, so current work rises. Nothing here is ranked by a headline someone typed.
Questions
- How are candidates ranked?
- By proof, not phrasing. Each profile's approved accomplishments carry a trust tier based on how independently they can be verified. We rank on the sum of those tiers (verification strength) weighted by how recently the person shipped (freshness). A current profile with corroborated work outranks a stale or self-asserted one.
- What makes this different from a keyword resume search?
- A resume stores what someone typed. A Currently profile derives what they shipped: every claim links to a real commit, release, or deploy, with a trust tier attached. You are searching verified work, not adjectives.
- Can my tools read these profiles directly?
- Yes. Every public profile exposes a stable JSON document at /{username}/currently.json with identity, skills, projects, and verified accomplishments. Start from the descriptor at /.well-known/currently.json to discover the format.
- Is every profile current?
- Profiles rebuild themselves from their owner's real activity, so each result shows when it was last updated. Ranking pushes recently active people up, so what you see reflects who is shipping now.