On March 18, 2025, @kabbal_io added Ethos scores to its platform, bringing credibility scores to influencer campaigns. Ethos said the integration took a simple API call, credited to @Pellouxxx. On the same day, Ethos pointed developers to its newly published docs.
For anyone running or joining influencer campaigns, the point is straightforward: knowing more about an influencer’s reputation before working with them.
What Kabbal announced
The announcement came from @NotPell, who introduced the “@ethos_network Score on @kabbal_io” as “bringing credibility scores to influencer campaigns.” In that post, @NotPell described Ethos as a “trusted source for social reputation” and said the score added new, reliable insights for impactful campaigns.
Kabbal brought the Ethos score into its own product.
Why it matters for Kabbal users
Ethos summed up the integration in two points:
- A simple API call was all @Pellouxxx needed to add Ethos scores to Kabbal
- Kabbal users get value from understanding more about influencers before working with them
Influencer campaigns depend on trusting the people you hire. A follower count shows reach. A credibility score adds a different kind of signal to that decision.
Ethos scores everywhere
Ethos described its plan in three words: “ethos scores everywhere.” Kabbal was one example of a product pulling in the score, and Ethos asked its followers which product they wanted to see Ethos in next.
To support that, Ethos shared its developer documentation at developers.ethos.network.
Early-stage docs
In a follow-up post, Ethos acknowledged that the docs site was limited at the time. The team said it was still working on developer relations and hadn’t expected to see this much demand on that front yet.
Ethos invited developers with feedback on the docs to leave a note, and said @0x5f_eth would reply.
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