How Versalist Challenges Work
Versalist turns weekly, company-grade briefs into a repeatable workflow: scope the problem, build with agents and evaluations, then publish a portfolio employers can verify. Everything you see below is accessible without signing in— we only ask you to authenticate when it is time to save your progress or request reviews.
Scope a company-grade brief
Browse the directory to find a weekly challenge that matches your domain or stack. Each brief includes real-world context, success metrics, required tools, and an MCP-ready workspace template.
Build with agents, tools, and evals
Clone the starter repo or connect your own stack. Implement the agent workflow, wire up Model Context Protocol tools, and run the automated evaluations that validate functionality, safety, and latency.
Publish, review, and showcase
Upload eval logs, request peer review, and ship a portfolio page that hiring managers can inspect. Completed challenges unlock certificates, recruiter highlights, and optional intros to partner teams.
Why we ask you to sign in for interactive features
You can explore briefs, guides, and the prompt feed anonymously. Signing in unlocks personalised dashboards, secure tool keys, and peer-review workflows.
Personalised progress tracking
We tailor your dashboard, build logs, and eval history to the challenges you join. An account ensures those artefacts remain private until you are ready to share them.
Secure tool access
Some briefs integrate third-party credentials or sandbox data. Signing in lets us provision scoped keys safely and audit access.
High-signal reviews
Peer reviewers need to know who built what. Authentication keeps the review loop accountable and prevents spam submissions.
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Ready to see a challenge in action?
Watch a recorded walkthrough or jump straight into this week's featured brief. You can preview every step before you create an account.