GRENOBLE · CIVIC INTELLIGENCE
Hard problems.Real teams.Forty-eight hours.
An institution files a brief with its real data. A mixed team answers it. The person who owns the problem reads the answer and signs the review.
Reading the next date…
Where we are, in real numbersWhere do you sit?
WHY IT EXISTS
A CV describes the work. AGORA keeps the receipt.
Hiring runs on claims, and almost nobody checks them. So we built the other thing. The work happens in the open, on a problem somebody actually owns, and the owner puts their name on the review.
Briefs with owners
Every challenge carries the organisation that filed it and the data it filed with.
Deliverables with reviewers
Your work is read by the person who wrote the brief. Not by a jury of strangers.
Credentials with an address
What you produce lives at a URL an employer can open, check, and trust.
HOW IT RUNS
The problem filed on Monday is the portfolio you own on Sunday.
- 01
A brief is filed
By a company, a lab, a city, a citizen.
- 02
It goes on the board
With its data, its roles, its constraints.
- 03
A team forms
Four to seven people, deliberately unalike.
- 04
The work gets made
Forty-eight hours, or a workshop cycle.
- 05
The owner reviews it
In writing, with reasons, on the record.
- 06
You keep the proof
A credential anyone can verify.
LIVE FROM THE LEDGER
- Members
- Published challenges
- Sessions programmed
- Seats taken
Read live from the platform database. If a number is not in the ledger, it is not on this page.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Three steps between here and work with your name on it.
- 01
Open an account
Email and a password, or a magic link. Two minutes. No CV, no interview.
- 02
Take a brief and a role
Read the problem, join a cohort, and sit down with people who work differently than you.
- 03
Ship it and get reviewed
The owner reads your deliverable and answers in writing. Accepted work becomes a credential you can share.
The next cohort is forming.
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