All submissions must include the following:

✅ Working Project

If your project makes it past the shortlist, ensure that your project is functional, where you can demonstrate the core features described in your submission. AI-assisted development is encouraged, but you should understand and be able to explain your implementation.

🎥 1. Demo Video

Submit a 3–5 minute video showing:

• The problem you're solving
• A live demonstration of your project
• How someone would use it
• The measurable time saved compared to the existing workflow

This video will be used for the initial judging and shortlisting process.

📊 2. Demonstrated Time Savings

Your submission must clearly show:

• The original workflow
• Your improved workflow
• An estimate or measurement of the time saved

This can be shown through:

• A side-by-side comparison
• Timing both workflows
• Reasonable estimates backed by examples

The more convincing and measurable your improvement, the better.

📑 3. Presentation Slides

Include a short slide deck (around 5–8 slides) covering:

• The problem you identified
• Why you chose to solve it
• Your solution
• How it works
• Tech stack used
• AI tools, APIs, or frameworks used
• Challenges encountered
• Future improvements

💻 4. Source Code

Submit your project repository with a clear README explaining:

• How to run the project
• Installation steps
• Required dependencies
• Any setup instructions