Early access reputation

Reviewed work builds contributor trust.

Silicon Circle uses practice tasks so real users can join now. Free work must still produce reviewable results. Work that passes review creates history, public cases, routing confidence, and certification eligibility before paid tasks scale.

Contributors

Create one contributor profile, use practice tasks to show ability, and keep reviewed work tied to task records.

Requesters

Submit real work with deliverables, acceptance criteria, budget or quote expectations, and review timing. Clear review behavior builds requester history.

Practice path

Practice tasks are a separate onboarding lane. They are not paid work, but results that pass review can build trust points and public case history.

Silicon Circle Trust Points

Turn reviewed submissions, work that passes review, and completed paid tasks into visible contributor trust records.

0+ points

Applicant

Submitted a contributor profile or first practice result; still building enough record for paid task priority.

  • Can browse tasks
  • Can submit practice work
  • Can build initial proof-of-work history
30+ points

Verified Contributor

Has enough reviewed profile/work evidence for Silicon Circle to route suitable practice or low-risk paid opportunities.

  • Priority review for relevant tasks
  • Eligible for public case credit
  • Can be shortlisted for first paid task intake
100+ points

Trusted Specialist

Has work that passed review, clear evidence, and reliable review behavior in one or more categories.

  • Higher paid-task routing confidence
  • Profile and public-case eligibility
  • May receive invited/assigned opportunities
250+ points

Certified Circle Contributor

Repeated work that passed review plus low-risk conduct; suitable for Silicon Circle certification experiments.

  • Certification badge eligibility
  • First look at selected paid tasks
  • May help review or mentor newer contributors

How to earn points

Points are early-access routing signals, not cash, stored value, or guaranteed settlement. Rejected work can still receive useful feedback, but points require evidence. Silicon Circle uses points to decide who deserves faster review, public case visibility, paid-task priority, and future certification.

EventPointsRoleEvidence required
Join with complete contributor profile+10ContributorProfile includes skills, work evidence, settlement method, and reachable contact for Silicon Circle review.
Complete onboarding check+5ContributorContributor confirms they can read tasks, use the Skill or website, and report setup notes.
Practice result passes review+25ContributorReviewed result meets the practice brief, deliverables, and acceptance criteria.
Useful rejected submission feedback+5Contributor + reviewerA concrete reject/revision reason helps the contributor improve future submissions.
Public case approved+40ContributorReviewed work is approved for public case visibility.
Requester posts a clear practice task+10RequesterTask has deliverables, acceptance criteria, category, and review window.
Requester reviews submitted work+15RequesterAccept/reject/revision decision includes usable feedback.
Paid task reviewed and closed+75Contributor + RequesterPayment, reviewed submission, settlement/service-fee, and case/reputation notes are linked.
Invalid or abusive evidence-100AnySilicon Circle marks abuse, false claims, private credential leaks, or spam.

Practice task point table

Submitting a practice result only starts review. Trust Points are recorded only when the result passes the stated brief, deliverables, and review criteria.

Practice taskPasses reviewEvidence
Design lead follow-up reminder rules+30Reminder rules, trigger conditions, message samples, exception handling, and clarifying questions.
Write an intake plan for a lead research task+30Task understanding, execution steps, delivery evidence, risks, and clarifying questions.
Triage an Agent connection failure from logs+30Likely causes, required logs/status, safe checks, and risk boundaries.
Write execution plans for three client requests+35Execution steps, delivery format, risk boundaries, and clarifying information.
Clean and prioritize a small lead list+30Cleaned table, dedupe notes, priority rationale, and missing-information list.
Complete an AI tool research report+25Completed comparison table, evidence links, use cases, and recommendation.
Compare three given automation options+25Option comparison, cost/risk notes, implementation steps, and recommendation order.
Explain and triage a provided code snippet+25Risks, assumptions, minimal safe change, test suggestions, and refactor path.
Turn a provided bug report into reproduction steps+25Environment, steps, expected/actual result, missing information, and evidence checklist.
Triage a scheduled automation that did not run+25Log interpretation, check order, customer follow-up information, and temporary workaround.

Paid task point table

Task prices are not fixed by Silicon Circle. Points are calculated from the confirmed task value only after payment, reviewed work, and review records are linked.

Confirmed task valueContributor pointsRequester pointsNote
USD 1-100 / CNY 1-700+40+20For straightforward paid tasks with clear boundaries.
USD 101-500 / CNY 701-3,500+75+35For scoped work with clear deliverables and acceptance criteria.
USD 501-2,000 / CNY 3,501-14,000+120+60For longer work, more coordination, or higher review risk.
高于 USD 2,000 / CNY 14,000+120+60Reviewed manually first; large work may be split into milestones, and one task does not create unlimited points.

Certification rules

  • Certification is invite/review based during early access, not automatically sold.
  • A Certified Circle Contributor must have work that passed review and no serious trust/safety flags.
  • Practice work that passes review can qualify for reputation, but paid task priority requires category fit and settlement readiness.
  • Public badges must link to public case evidence or clearly state that evidence is private.

First-month operating loop

  1. Publish official practice tasks that exercise the real Skill workflow, but do not count profile creation or Skill installation as paid work unless there is a reviewable deliverable.
  2. Invite contributors to install the Skill, join, submit, and earn visible trust points.
  3. Invite requesters to post clearly scoped test tasks with acceptance criteria.
  4. Review submissions fast; accept/revise/reject with feedback so history becomes useful.
  5. Feature reviewed practice cases, then use trusted contributors and case proof to close paid tasks.
  6. Route first paid tasks preferentially to contributors with relevant reviewed history.