Forjora is an Avalanche learning product. Learners study network concepts, complete challenges, earn progress, assemble a certificate puzzle, and can record a soulbound on-chain credential on Avalanche Fuji.
Learning does not require a wallet. A wallet is needed only to mint or look up an on-chain record.
The mark is a geometric F / upward pathway in charcoal with a forge-orange accent step — skills, progress, and transformation without crypto clichés. The UI uses a dark sketchbook-in-a-forge visual language: clean product chrome with hand-drawn doodle accents.
Learn → Build → Prove → Advance
(Product path: Learn → Challenge → Earn → Unlock → Forge → Prove.)
- Follow a structured Avalanche path (tracks, lessons, and quizzes).
- Complete Easy, Medium, and Hard challenges. Retries replace a section’s score; they do not stack extra points.
- Earn points, XP, levels, achievements, and a UTC learning streak.
- Spend each quiz’s points on that track’s certificate pieces (Easy 3, Medium 5, Hard 8).
- Track certificates show as in progress or achieved learning records (not Fuji tokens). Lesson tracks complete with the track.
- Optionally mint one soulbound path credential. A minted record has a shareable URL and QR. Sharing that URL (or the site) shows Forjora forge artwork in the link preview — branding, not attestation.
- An account (email or Google) that holds progress across devices. A wallet is optional until mint. Linking copies that wallet’s local quiz and puzzle snapshot onto the account; the wallet snapshot wins if both exist.
- Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for the account and learning record.
- Eight Avalanche tracks: Fundamentals, Architecture, Nodes & Validators, L1s, C-Chain & Smart Contracts, ICM (including a self-claimed messaging lab), Developer (including a self-claimed project lab before Hard), and Security Practices (lesson-only).
- XP and levels from real completions, not quiz retries.
- Achievements and streaks from the same learning events.
- Credential vault on Credentials: track and learning certificates (off-chain, earned / in progress / locked), puzzle progress, and optional claimed Fuji path mint. Quiz points seat that track’s pieces. The path mint stays one claimed snapshot.
- A true interlocking puzzle, not square tiles pretending to be pieces.
- An opt-in live leaderboard. Verified accounts appear by default, including people who already signed up and including at 0 XP. Standing is derived from an append-only event log. It is not issuer-attested and not on-chain.
There are two kinds of on-chain record:
| Record | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Forjora claimed | The learner published their own scores. |
| Forjora issuer-attested | The contract owner authorized that record with a signature. |
A claimed score is not an independently verified assessment. Public lookup (nav, share URL, or QR) shows that a record exists on Fuji. Opening that link is not issuer attestation. Explorer links show on-chain presence, not certification.
The live Fuji credential sits on SkillForgeCredential at 0x3756be4955530Bba0844C4D2EcF35DB5ed7d90df. That on-chain name is the legacy contract identity. Forjora does not issue credentials on Avalanche C-Chain today.
| Doc | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Status | What is shipped today |
| Roadmap | Foundation through Security & Launch, then ecosystem |
| Flowchart | System flow — what exists and what can be added |
| Progression | Paths, XP, achievements, streaks, puzzle, leaderboard |
| Credential | On-chain learning record and claimed vs attested |
| Authorization | How issuer attestation is designed |
| Metadata | What the certificate record displays |
| Architecture | System boundaries today, and the planned agent and MCP extension |