track-ens
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Use when building for the ENS prize track at ETHGlobal Mumbai (Names for wallets, apps and anything onchain). Lists the tools on Backboard that fit the track, past winning projects for ideas, and where the official rules are.
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The file
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2 rules. About 0 are common, 1 is distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.
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- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Distinctive: line 22
Read each tool's own docs for AI before writing code, and build the smallest demo that clearly uses ENS's product.
- Very specific: line 38
Reown AppKit: Add wallet connection to your app in the first hour _(Backboard's suggestion)_ Skill: npx skills add …
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
<!-- backboard:generated -->ENS track at ETHGlobal Mumbai
ENS's track, in its own words: Names for wallets, apps and anything onchain.
The rules, requirements and prizes are only on ETHGlobal's official page: https://ethglobal.com/events/mumbai/prizes. Read the ENS section there before planning, and check it again before you submit. This skill never restates them.
How to help the user
- Open the official prize page above and confirm what ENS asks for (which product to use, what to submit).
- Suggest one or two tools from the list below that fit what the user is building, and install their skills.
- Read each tool's own docs for AI before writing code, and build the smallest demo that clearly uses ENS's product.
Tools on Backboard that fit this track
- Namespace: Build ENS-powered apps faster with Namespace SDKs, UI components, resolvers, and subname infrastructure.
Skill:
npx skills add 0xvikram/backboard-skills --skill namespace-53d629 - Dynamic: A drop-in login widget with wallets, email and social sign-in (Backboard's suggestion)
Skill:
npx skills add 0xvikram/backboard-skills --skill dynamic - Envio: HyperIndex gets a multichain indexer running in minutes (Backboard's suggestion)
Skill:
npx skills add 0xvikram/backboard-skills --skill envio - Pinata: Upload files to IPFS with one API call (Backboard's suggestion)
Skill:
npx skills add 0xvikram/backboard-skills --skill pinata - Ponder: A TypeScript-first indexer for small teams moving fast (Backboard's suggestion)
Skill:
npx skills add 0xvikram/backboard-skills --skill ponder - Privy: Embedded wallets: users sign in with email, so judges can try your app in seconds (Backboard's suggestion)
Skill:
npx skills add 0xvikram/backboard-skills --skill privy - Reown AppKit: Add wallet connection to your app in the first hour (Backboard's suggestion)
Skill:
npx skills add 0xvikram/backboard-skills --skill reown - The Graph: Subgraphs to get onchain data into your front end (Backboard's suggestion)
Skill:
npx skills add 0xvikram/backboard-skills --skill the-graph - Web3Auth: Social login that creates a wallet for your users (Backboard's suggestion)
Skill:
npx skills add 0xvikram/backboard-skills --skill web3auth
Ranked by hacker upvotes on https://backboard.0xvikram.me on 2026-10-19. "Backboard's suggestion" means the tool's team hasn't confirmed the fit.
What has won before (for ideas)
- Radius: 1st place, Best Integration of ENSv2 into an Existing Project (ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026) https://ethglobal.com/showcase/radius-7i7d0
- Relay: 1st place, Best Use of ENSv2 (ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026) https://ethglobal.com/showcase/relay-abxnx
- Lortnoc Tahc: 2nd place, Best Integration of ENSv2 into an Existing Project (ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026) https://ethglobal.com/showcase/lortnoc-tahc-49c6e
- ENS Drive: 2nd place, Best Use of ENSv2 (ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026) https://ethglobal.com/showcase/ens-drive-qu2m2
- Tide: 3rd place, Best Use of ENSv2 (ETHGlobal Tokyo 2026) https://ethglobal.com/showcase/tide-b14pr
Past prizes from other ETHGlobal events. This year's prizes may differ: check the official page.
About this skill
Generated by Backboard on 2026-10-19. Backboard is an independent project, not affiliated with ETHGlobal or ENS.
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