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Build.

Form, find the problem, commit to the architecture. No application code is judged this week.

• —"Who hurts most" one-pager — who the user is, where they are, what hurts
• —5+ validation conversations — audio clips, screenshots, or transcripts
• —Architecture diagram — system design, data flow, infrastructure, auth
• —Public GitHub repository — initialised, README, license

Something runs on the public internet. It can be ugly. It cannot be a slide.

• —Live product link on a free subdomain — anyone on the internet can reach it
• —Continuous integration configured — tests run on every pull request
• —Real commits distributed across the crew. No single-commit dumps.

Technical depth is pushed. The first real testers arrive.

• —Non-trivial agent workflow, hard integration, or original model work
• —Feedback from 20 testers — verbatim, with context of what they were trying to do
• —Observability proof — error tracking, basic analytics

Market the product without spending money. Distribution is earned, not bought.

• —Distribution log — what was tried, what worked, what flopped, with numbers
• —3+ distinct organic distribution experiments — communities, content, referrals
• —Public analytics link the panel can open — real session data

Harden against real use. Deepen relationships with the people already using it.

• —Updated body of user feedback — what changed because of it
• —Bug-bounty round with documented fixes, or a load test with results
• —Security pass — no hardcoded secrets, basic OWASP checklist completed

Production-grade. Every member reflects on camera. Closes Sunday 28 June 2026.

• —Production-grade product — deployed, stable, handling edge cases
• —Tester videos — real users on camera, candid and genuine
• —Postmortem document + final architecture diagram + investor one-pager