Prompt to Product

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About the Event Build, test, and deploy a functional Minimum Viable Product (MVP) from a problem statement revealed at the event. Teams will use their technical skills, creativity, and approved AI tools to transform an idea into a working product within a limited timeframe. Participants can leverage AI tools for prompting, development, testing, and deployment. The focus is on solving the given problem effectively, demonstrating smart prompt engineering, building a usable product, and delivering a successful deployment. The top 8 teams will qualify to present their products through live demonstrations to a panel of judges. Guidelines Eligibility: Open to students from any college. Team Formation: Teams must consist of 2-3 participants. Problem Statement: The problem statement will be released by the organizers at the beginning of the event. Teams must build their solution based on the given statement. Event Duration: The competition will run from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. AI Tools: Approved AI tools may be used for prompting, development, testing, debugging, and deployment. Required Equipment: Participants must bring their own laptop and charger, along with their development tools, GitHub access, AI-tool accounts, and any required API credentials. Submission Requirements: Each team must submit: A publicly accessible live product URL. A GitHub repository containing the event project. A README documenting the problem statement, solution, technology stack, implementation, deployment, and limitations. Key prompt history demonstrating iteration and debugging. A short screen-recorded demonstration of the product. Finalist Selection: The top 8 teams will be selected based on the preliminary evaluation and will proceed to the live demonstration round. Final Presentation: Each finalist team will deliver a three-minute live demo followed by two minutes of questions from the judges. Event Schedule 9:00 AM - 9:15 AM: Reporting, seating, platform access, and connectivity check. 9:15 AM - 9:30 AM: Rulebook briefing, judging criteria, and problem statement release. 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM: Build phase - architecture, prompting, development, and testing. 11:30 AM - 11:50 AM: Final submission and preliminary evaluation. 11:50 AM - 12:45 PM: Live demonstrations by the top 8 teams, followed by judges' questions. 12:45 PM - 1:00 PM: Results announcement and closing. Rules Original Work Only: All projects must be developed during the event in response to the released problem statement. Previously completed projects and project-specific code prepared before the event are prohibited. Approved AI Tools: Participants may use AI tools for prompting, coding, debugging, testing, and deployment, subject to the approved tools and restrictions specified by the organizers. Mandatory Submission: All required deliverables, including the live product URL, GitHub repository, README, prompt history, and screen-recorded demo, must be submitted before the deadline. Deployment: The submitted product must be publicly accessible and functional at the time of evaluation. Judging Criteria: Teams will be evaluated according to the following criteria: Problem-solving and innovation - 25% Prompt strategy and execution - 25% UI/UX and functionality - 20% Deployment and completeness - 15% Live pitch and demo - 10% Documentation - 5% Finalist Presentations: The top 8 teams must present a three-minute live demo, followed by two minutes of questions from the judges. Fair Play: Plagiarism, misrepresentation of work, and attempts to gain an unfair advantage are prohibited and may result in disqualification. Team Participation: All team members must be registered participants and contribute to the development and presentation of their solution. Submission Deadline: Late submissions may not be considered for evaluation or finalist selection. Final Decisions: Decisions made by the organizers regarding evaluation, finalist selection, scoring disputes, and disqualification will be final.

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