Teams can have 1 to 4 members, and each team may submit only one project, which cannot be crossposted to other hackathons, though it can enter multiple challenges. All work must be done during the event, with no early development and no reused code from earlier projects, and you must stop when submissions are due, apart from small bug fixes. Your code must be shared through a public link in your Devpost submission with all API keys removed, and any public frameworks you use must be listed in your README. AI tools are allowed, but you must explain how you used them and clearly separate what you built from what was generated, and your project must not be a reskin of an existing AI tool, because uncredited AI use leads to disqualification and a report to [email protected]. The event is for students only, so volunteers, organizers and mentors cannot win prizes, and everyone must follow the MLH Code of Conduct.