Everything you need to get ready before Saturday 17 October. Jac is the AI-native programming language from Jaseci Labs, so spend a little time with the docs before you arrive. You only have one day to build.
Tools and Technologies- Jac: an open-source, AI-native programming language that brings agents, data, backend and frontend together. At least 80% of your code must be Jac.
- Jaseci: the Jaseci Labs ecosystem around Jac. Judges look for excellent use of both Jac and Jaseci.
- Jac Hammer: lets teams host their apps, free on the sandbox. Hosting your project here is encouraged so judges can try it.
- GitHub: your project lives in a GitHub repo, which is checked against the 80% Jac rule.
Not sure what to build? The judges reward depth of agentic behaviour, impact and novelty, so pick a problem where an AI agent can plan, decide and act. A few starting points (none are required):
- A study assistant that plans revision and adapts as you learn
- An agent that triages and routes requests, such as support tickets or campus queries
- A research helper that gathers, compares and summarises sources
- A coordinator that breaks a team's goal into tasks and follows them up
- A tool that fixes a real problem you see around you, in your community or a local business
With one day, aim for a single flow that works end to end, then record your demo video before the deadline rush.
Contact Us & Support Channels- On-site help: the Jaseci team is on hand throughout the day to help with Jac and Jaseci.
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: jaseci.org
- Jaseci website: jaseci.org
- Jac documentation: jaclang.org/docs/latest
- Jac Hammer: jachammer.ai
- Jac Hammer docs: docs.jachammer.ai
- Jac repo on GitHub (star it for your submission): github.com/jaseci-labs/jac
