Build a Solana dApp with the new CODI IDE and win hardware.

Prizes:
1) M4 MacBook Pro
2) GeForce RTX 5090 GPU
Where to get CODI IDE: https://terminal.codi.fun/download (macOS Apple Silicon & Windows)

TL;DR:

What: 7‑day sprint to build an on‑chain app (dApp) using CODI IDE.

• How to submit: Post a public demo video on X and tag @codidotfun. Include project name, repo link, and program ID(s).

• When: Submissions close {SUBMISSION_DEADLINE_DATE} at {DEADLINE_TIME} {TZ}. Winners announced ~1 week later.

• Who can enter: Individuals or teams (up to 4). 18+, worldwide where lawful.

• Judging: Team‑selected, rubric below. Quality, originality, on‑chain rigor, and CODI usage matter.

You must build with CODI IDE (or the CODI CLI preview where applicable) and show it in your demo.

1) Overview

To celebrate the CODI IDE release, we’re running a week‑long hackathon focused on real shipping: scaffold, audit, test, and deploy a Solana program using CODI’s Planner + Agents architecture. The best two entries earn flagship hardware to keep building.

• Tracks (open choice): DeFi / AMMs, DAO tools, staking & yield, NFTs & creator tooling, data/indexing services, wallets & UX, infra primitives, or anything novel that ships on chain.

• Networks: devnet, testnet, or mainnet (choose what’s appropriate; show working txs in the demo).Collecting in the Metaverse:

2) Prizes:

Grand Prize A — M4 MacBook Pro (latest Apple Silicon)

Grand Prize B — GeForce RTX 5090 GPU

Notes: Winners are responsible for taxes, duties, local fees. If shipping is restricted or impractical, CODI may provide a cash or store‑credit alternative (equal or greater MSRP) at its sole discretion. We may substitute prizes of comparable value if necessary.

3) Timeline

Hackathon opens: January 28th, 2026

• Submission deadline: February 09, 2026

• Winners announced: February 10, 2026

All dates are firm unless CODI posts an official update.

4) How to Enter (Step‑by‑Step)

1. Download CODI IDE: https://terminal.codi.fun/download (macOS Apple Silicon, Windows).

2. Build with CODI: Scaffold, audit, test, and deploy your program using CODI (IDE or CLI preview).

3. Record a demo video (60–120s):

   • Show CODI IDE in use and the running dApp.

   • Show at least one on‑chain transaction (tx signature + explorer view).

   • Briefly explain the problem, solution, and which CODI agents you used.

4. Post on X (public):

   • Tag @codidotfun and include #CODIhack and #BuildWithCODI.

   • Include: project name, 1‑sentence description, program ID(s), repo link (public GitHub preferred), and network (devnet/testnet/mainnet).

5. (Recommended) Submit the form: {SUBMISSION_FORM_URL}
   This ensures we capture your contact info in case DMs are closed.

Multiple submissions are allowed (max 2 entries per team). Each entry must be substantially different.

5) Submission Requirements

• Use of CODI: Build must clearly use CODI IDE (or CODI CLI preview) for at least scaffold + audit + test; show evidence in the video.

• On‑chain: Include a deployed Solana program (or verifiable program interaction). Provide program ID(s) and a Tx signature.

• Code access: Public repo strongly preferred (GitHub). If private, add read access for @codidotfun or include a zip link in your form submission.

• Video: 60–120s, horizontal or vertical, clear audio. Must be posted publicly on X by the deadline.

• Licensing/IP: You retain ownership. By entering, you grant CODI a non‑exclusive right to share your demo (video/screenshots) for marketing and judging.

• Third‑party assets: Disclose any templates, forks, or external IP; ensure you have rights to use them.

11) Contact

• X: @codidotfun

• Email: info@codi.fun