- All projects must be built during the hackathon timeframe
- You may come with ideas, but no pre-built code or full projects
- Using starter templates/boilerplates is allowed
2. AI Requirement
- Your project must include an AI-powered assistant component
- AI should be core to the experience, not just an add-on
- The assistant should help users complete real tasks (not just chat)
3. Technology Use
- Any tech stack is allowed (web, mobile, etc.)
- Use of APIs, frameworks, and tools is encouraged
- You are responsible for following all API usage policies (e.g., OpenAI, Google, etc.)
4. Team Guidelines
- Teams of 3–4 participants
- All team members must be registered
- You may not switch teams after the event begins
5. Submission Requirements
Each team must submit:
- A working prototype OR a recorded demo (1–2 minutes)
- Project description (what it does, who it’s for)
- Link to code (GitHub or similar)
- Any setup instructions for judges
6. Originality & Integrity
- Projects must be original work created during the hackathon
- Plagiarism or copying existing projects will result in disqualification
- You may use open-source resources, but must credit them
7. Prohibited Content
Projects must NOT include:
- Harmful, illegal, or unsafe functionality
- Misleading or deceptive AI use
- Content that violates platform policies or user privacy
8. Judging & Demos
- Initial judging will be based on submissions and project walkthroughs
- Only selected finalists will present live demos
- Judges’ decisions are final
