All times are Sri Lanka time, on Saturday 17 October 2026.

• Teams have exactly 3 people. Every team member must register and check in on the day.
• Each team submits one project.
• All skill levels are welcome.

• Your project must be working software that meaningfully uses Jac, with at least 80% of the code in Jac.
• All coding happens during hacking hours (9:00 AM to 5:30 PM). Brainstorming before the event is fine. Repos are checked.
• Submit through this Devpost page by 5:30 PM: a GitHub link, a demo video of the working project, and a written description that explains how you used Jac or Jaseci tools.
• Star the Jac repo at github.com/jaseci-labs/jac.
• Late entries can't win.
• Be kind and build in good faith. Misrepresenting a project means disqualification.

$1,000 in total, awarded to the top three projects in the main track, Hack the Future with Jac.

Judges evaluate every eligible project after submissions close at 5:30 PM. Projects are judged on:

• Technical execution
• Excellent use of Jac and Jaseci
• Creativity and innovation
• Depth of agentic behaviour
• Impact and novelty
• Clear presentation and demo video

Winners are announced on the day, at the venue.

This is an in-person event, so everyone takes part under these rules:

• Be kind and respectful to participants, organisers, volunteers, judges and University staff.
• No harassment, discrimination, intimidation or unwelcome attention, including comments about someone's gender, identity, orientation, disability, appearance, race, ethnicity, religion or age.
• Follow the University of Moratuwa's venue rules, and take care of the Measurements Laboratory and its equipment.
• Build and present your project honestly.
• Report any concern to the Jaseci team or organisers on-site. [Add a named contact or phone number.]
• Organisers may warn, remove or disqualify anyone who breaks these rules.