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Lemma Skills Passport

No. LP-7K2Q-4M9X

Alex Chen
Signed
Location
San Francisco
Member since
Mar 2026
Issued
11 Oct 2026
Verified skills
Also claims experience inNode.jsPythonGraphQL
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Your skills are real.
The proof is everywhere else.

Code on GitHub, designs in Figma, a session you taught in a chat thread, a test result locked inside the site that ran it. None of it travels with you.

Lemma records the parts that can be checked in one record you own: sessions, assessments, peer confirmations, linked work and tutor practice.

Learn it, prove it, share it.

Three steps, and nothing you have to write about yourself. Everything on your record comes from something you actually did.

Start with the evidence you already have.

Learn live with practitioners, take adaptive assessments, connect your work from GitHub, Figma or Vercel and practise with the AI tutor. Each of them becomes evidence on the skill it covers.

24:10 / 60:00
Maya R.· teaching
You· learning

React · useReducer with Maya R.

Today, 15:00 · 60 min · 350 LC held

Logged as evidenceLive
Also in your record Assessment · 7.4 checkout-form Design system file

See what the evidence actually demonstrates.

Connect each record to the skills it supports, with its source, its date and the points it added.

React · evidence3 entries

Skill assessment passed · level 7.4

19 questions · integrity clear · 2 Oct

+8.0

Taught: hooks refactor with Priya K.

60 min · rated 5.0 · 1.5x · 7 Oct

+7.5

GitHub repo verified · checkout-form

42 commits by you · 9 Oct

+3.0

Peer confirmation from Sam T.

After a 60 min session · just now

+4.0

React SCI

80

Practice 23 · Proof 22 · Reliability 20 · Freshness 15

Share a record people can inspect.

Publish selected skill records in a portable Passport. A viewer can open a skill, inspect its evidence and understand how the result was formed.

Skills PassportSigned

Alex Chen

Full-stack developer · San Francisco · since Mar 2026

React

21 evidence · Peer confirmation · 11 Oct

0SCIShared

TypeScript

15 evidence · AI tutor drill · 22 Sep

64SCIShared

AI Application Development

9 evidence · Vercel proof · 19 Sep

55SCIPrivate
getlemma.io/p/alex-chen · 2 of 3 shared Verifiable

Get better at the skill, not the certificate.

Practise with people who have done the work, find out where you really stand, and let a tutor go after your gaps. Every hour counts toward the record.

Matched by signal, not by bio

Skills, goals, timezone and reliability decide who you are matched with, not a self-written bio.

How sessions and matching work

One record, both sides of the table.

Candidates carry it from job to job. Hiring teams open it before they send another take-home.

Every session, assessment and project lands on the skill it proves

Publish the skills you choose; the rest stay private

A score with its working shown, not a badge

Yours across jobs, courses and platforms

A score you can argue with.

SCI is capped at 100, versioned, and split into four parts you can see. Every point traces back to a dated piece of evidence, so nobody has to take the number on faith.

  • Source-linked evidenceEvery record names where it came from and who was involved.
  • Clear verification stateA skill shows what has been checked, and what has not.
  • Time and recency contextEvidence carries the date it was demonstrated, not just added.
  • Versioned methodologyResults reference the ruleset version used to form them.
Practice19/25
Proof30/40
Reliability18/20
Freshness10/15
TypeScript17 evidence entries · recomputed 12 Oct · ruleset v3
  1. Code review confirmed by Dana L.

    Pairing session · 60 min · 12 Oct

    Confirmed
  2. Repository verified · billing-service

    GitHub · 63 commits by the owner · 4 Oct

    Verified
  3. Adaptive assessment · level 6.9

    21 questions · integrity clear · 28 Sep

    Passed

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What is a Skills Passport?

A Skills Passport is a portable collection of skill records. Each record shows the evidence behind a skill, where each piece came from, when it was added and how it affects the skill's SCI.

What kinds of evidence can I add?

Five kinds of evidence count: live sessions, adaptive assessments, peer confirmations, connected work from GitHub, Figma or Vercel, and AI tutor practice. A skill you list without evidence shows as claimed, not scored.

Is a Skills Passport the same as a CV?

No. A CV summarises experience. A Skills Passport focuses on individual skills and the evidence that supports them. They can be used together.

Who can see my evidence?

Visibility follows the sharing scope you choose. A record you have not published stays private to you.

Can another product verify a Passport?

Yes, through Lemma's verification API, which lets approved integrations check the skills and status in a Passport. The API is in early access; the developers page describes what it covers today.

Give your skills somewhere to live.

Bring your evidence together and start building a Skills Passport that can grow with you.

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