Admon

Admon is a live Monad Mainnet app that turns a builder’s public GitHub activity into a wallet-bound onchain build record. After signing in with GitHub, builders can verify the public commits, recent activity, repositories, stars, streak, language signals, and account history behind their profile. Admon converts those signals into a transparent Build Score, rarity tier, and shareable vehicle signature, then lets the verified builder mint one ERC-721 proof to their connected wallet. I built Admon to make public builder credibility more portable and harder to impersonate. GitHub OAuth ensures users can only mint records for accounts they control, while a short-lived EIP-712 authorization binds the verified GitHub profile, traits, metadata URI, and recipient wallet to one mint. I learned how to connect offchain identity verification with onchain proof, validate NFT mint receipts, build a deterministic scoring system from public developer signals, and ship a full-stack Monad app with Next.js, Prisma, Supabase, Viem, Wagmi, and GitHub OAuth.