v0.1 — Privy, EAS, Pimlico, TBA

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Overview

Building on the Camp Green project, Green Goods v0.1 focused on simplifying the capture and reward of biodiversity impact -- making impact equal profit. The goal was to create a user-friendly interface for proposing actions, performing work, and earning rewards for completed contributions. Users are recognized for actions created and work performed with badges in the form of hypercerts. With this application, we set out to reimagine how people capture impact and help communities and individuals capture the value of the impact they create.

Problems

Lack of tooling to capture impact actions addressing biodiversity loss
Lack of tooling to reward impact for addressing biodiversity problems
Ecosystems with low biodiversity are less resilient

Solutions

Progressive Web App (PWA) for users to record and capture biodiversity impact
Progressive Web App (PWA) for users to receive rewards for biodiversity impact
Platform specifically built to address biodiversity loss in ecosystems

Target Audience

Garden Operator -- Person managing an ecosystem, creating actions, and gathering resources to improve biodiversity.

Gardener -- Person doing work to prevent biodiversity loss and improve the quality and quantity of life in the ecosystem.

User Stories

As a gardener, I want a simple way to login to complete and approve work for biodiversity actions.

User can login with phone number
User can login with email
User has account created upon first login

Managing Gardeners

As a garden operator, I want an easy way to add gardeners for my garden.

User can add gardeners using email or phone number
User can set roles for gardeners
User can whitelist actions for a gardener
User can remove a gardener

Viewing Actions

As a gardener, I want to view actions to complete work.

User can view actions
User can view an action
User can view an action and press a button to upload work

Uploading Work

As a gardener, I want a simple tool to upload my work done improving biodiversity.

User can upload work
User can classify work under a category
User can add media highlighting work
User can review work before uploading

Viewing Work

As a gardener, I want to view my biodiversity work completed.

User can view work
User can view a piece of work
User can view the action connected to a piece of work
User can view a piece of work's approval status

Approving Work

As a garden operator, I want to approve biodiversity work to reward work completed.

User can approve work done for an action
User can reject work done for an action
User can leave feedback on work

Badges and Recognition

As a user, I want to receive recognition for my actions created and work completed on the platform.

User can view badges in profile
User can view token details of badges
User can share badges on social media

User Flows

User presses login button
Privy popover opens for user to sign in with social account or wallet
User chooses sign-in option and authenticates
On success: user redirected to app viewing the Actions tab
On error: user receives notification and is redirected back to login screen

User presses login button
Privy popover opens for user to sign in with social account or wallet
User chooses sign-in option and authenticates
On success: user redirected to app viewing the Actions tab
On error: user receives notification and is redirected back to login screen

Garden Operator Add Gardeners

User navigates to profile tab
User presses tab in profile to view gardeners added
User presses plus button to add a gardener
User enters the gardener's email
User presses button to add gardener
On success: page refreshes and list is updated with new gardener
On error: toast notification indicating error

Gardener Performs Work

User presses the perform work tab link
User enters basic details about the work
User presses button to add media assets
User captures and uploads photos and videos of work
User presses button to review work
User reviews work submission
User presses button to upload work
On success: user sees success page and can upload more work or view current work
On error: toast notification indicating error with a button to retry

Gardener Views Work

User presses the work tab link
User sees list of their work with a filter for status
User presses on a work card to view details
User views work with its metadata and status

Garden Operator Approves Work

User presses the actions tab link
User presses notification icon button to view work to approve
User views notifications list
User presses on a work notification card, opening work details
User reviews work
User presses button to approve or reject work
Approve: on success the page refreshes with status approved; on error a toast notification appears
Reject: on success the page refreshes with status rejected; on error a toast notification appears

User Views Badge

User presses profile tab link
User presses tab in profile page to view badges
User views list of badges
User presses on a badge to view details
User sees dialog with badge details
User can press links to view the transaction that minted the badge or share on social media

Features

Gasless Onboarding -- Users login with Privy, mint their user token, and deploy their user account that owns their badges and is connected to all attestations made for actions and work.
Upload Biodiversity Work -- Gardeners use a mobile-friendly interface to upload their work. Once approved, they earn tokens and badges for themselves and their community.
Badge System Based on Work -- Active garden operators and gardeners earn badges and tokens for their actions created and work completed, gaining future governance eligibility and airdrop eligibility.

Technical Requirements

Privy with Pimlico

Social login with Privy and account abstraction user operations with Pimlico to facilitate proposing actions, performing work, and earning badges.

Smart Account:

Properties: Role (Gardener or Operator)
Methods: createAction, updateAction, uploadWork, approveWork

PWA-Driven Interface

Interface for both operators and gardeners, fully mobile-built and accessible via the web as a PWA.

Infura API

Metadata stored for attestations on IPFS with the Infura API. Also used for contract RPC calls to Optimism for querying data and performing transactions.

EAS (Ethereum Attestation Service)

Action and work stored as attestations on-chain, allowing easy verification while tapping into blockchain network effects. A resolver mints hypercerts as badge rewards as users complete work and create actions.

Work Attestation Schema:

Field	Type	Description
`attester`	address	Gardener address
`recipient`	address	Project address
`id`	string	Generated by EAS
`action_id`	string	Associated action
`title`	string	Work title
`description`	string	Work description
`media`	string[]	IPFS media hashes

Work Approval Attestation Schema:

Field	Type	Description
`attester`	address	Operator address
`recipient`	address	Gardener address
`id`	string	Generated by EAS
`action_id`	string	Associated action
`work_id`	string	Associated work
`approved`	bool	Approval status
`feedback`	string	Operator feedback

Action Registry Contract

Contract mapping actions to an attestation and storing certain action properties that may be updated, such as frequency for an action.

Properties:

action_id to owner address mapping
action_id to action struct mapping

Methods:

registerAction(action_id, frequency, category, metadata) -- requires sender whitelisted as operator
updateAction(action_id, frequency, metadata) -- requires sender is owner

Action Struct: id, createdAt, frequency, category (enum), metadata (IPFS JSON with title, description, instruction, media)

Unlock Protocol

Using Unlock to create smart accounts for users using their email.

Milestones

Phase	Scope
Designs for Garden Operator UI	Screen designs for operator flows
Designs for Gardener UI	Screen designs for gardener flows
Interface for Capturing Work	Gardeners submit work for actions and earn rewards once approved
Interface for Approving Work	Garden operators approve work done by gardeners
Interface for Rewards and Rank	Profile view for badges and status within the community

Success Metrics

Users Onboarded -- 100 to 1,000 unique users in the first quarter
Work Completed -- 1,000 to 10,000 work items in the first quarter
Badges Earned -- 100 to 1,000 badges in the first quarter

Go-To-Market

Partner with Brazil Biodiversity Networks -- Integrate with existing networks to onboard users and capture work
Integrate with Greenpill Chapters -- Onboard chapters working on biodiversity (Los Angeles, Ottawa)
Apply for Grants -- Submit applications with emphasis on OP and Gitcoin ecosystems

Risks and Challenges

Hardware Access -- Many biodiversity workers in rural areas share phones; the platform needed to accommodate this use case
Language Translation -- English content must be properly translated to Brazilian Portuguese
Partnering with Existing Networks -- Gaining adoption from established networks was expected to be difficult
Existing Tools -- Web2 and web3 solutions for biodiversity already existed (e.g., Silvi)

Roadmap

Quarter	Focus
Q2	Simple MVP for gardeners and operators to create actions and perform work, earning badges
Q3	Bug fixes and incorporating user feedback into new features
Q4	Integrate with other dev guild tooling (impact voice app for proposals)

Conclusion

Green Goods has the potential to redefine the biodiversity ecosystem by bringing it on-chain with hypercerts and attestations. By using these two primitives and providing a user-friendly experience to create and capture impact, we can help expand the demand for web3 public goods infrastructure and make impact equal profit with retroactive and proactive rewards.

Resources

Miro Board -- Ideas, diagrams, and documentation
Figma Designs -- Screen designs with user flows
GitHub Repo (community-host) -- React PWA with Privy, Viem, Pinata, and EAS
GitHub Project Board -- User stories and tasks
GitHub Impact Discussion -- Discussion on ideas for impact tooling and approaches
Agroforestry Carbon -- Startup collecting landscape data and paying small farmers with carbon debit income
AgroforestDAO -- Decentralized organization focused on land stewardship for agroforestry systems
Ekonavi -- Regen social network collecting regen data and rewarding engaged users

Next: v0.4 Specification

See how passkey authentication improved the user experience.

v0.4 — Passkey, EAS, Pimlico, TBA, Karma

Overview​

Problems​

Solutions​

Target Audience​

User Stories​

Login and Onboarding​

Managing Gardeners​

Viewing Actions​

Uploading Work​

Viewing Work​

Approving Work​

Badges and Recognition​

User Flows​

Garden Operator Login​

Gardener Login​

Garden Operator Add Gardeners​

Gardener Performs Work​

Gardener Views Work​

Garden Operator Approves Work​

User Views Badge​

Features​

Technical Requirements​

Privy with Pimlico​

PWA-Driven Interface​

Infura API​

EAS (Ethereum Attestation Service)​

Action Registry Contract​

Unlock Protocol​

Milestones​

Success Metrics​

Go-To-Market​

Risks and Challenges​

Roadmap​

Conclusion​

Resources​