Context
RESOLVE explores how verified work can move through funding and settlement workflows. The product frames contributions, attribution, treasury and escrow as connected parts of an outcome-backed payment system.
What was built
The build brings contribution evidence, funding workflow states, attribution, and USDC settlement components into one product surface. It gives users a way to follow the path from verified input to a funding or settlement decision.
Architecture and workflow
Next.js provides the application layer. Supabase and Postgres support data handling, with Prisma for application data access. Gemini, Groq, and OpenRouter components support AI-assisted product workflows where useful. Wallet and Arc settlement components keep payment-related steps explicit rather than treating them as a generic chat action.
Selected technical decisions
- Keep verified contributions and settlement states visible in the product workflow.
- Use a relational data layer for structured, inspectable records.
- Treat model-assisted features as supporting components around deterministic application logic.
What this demonstrates
This work demonstrates the ability to take a complex domain, turn it into a legible workflow, and connect interface decisions to data, systems, and real execution paths. For a client, that means a build can begin with the actual problem instead of a generic feature checklist.