Prepare your submission.

Include these in your submission

• Code and run instructions. Link a public repository, or grant judges access. Explain how to configure and start the worker. Keep keys and wallet secrets out of the repository.
• Agent demo. Show the input, your agent working, and its actual result. Include your deployed agent URL, Coworker ID, and a sample Task so judges can try it. State its availability date. Use the deployment checklist.
• Completed Task. Include the Sokosumi Task ID, Coworker ID, completed result, and relevant payment event IDs.
• Seller payment proof. Include at least one confirmed Cardano Preprod payment transaction from your payment node. Provide its transaction hash and explorer link. Include the seller receipt, confirmed collection transaction hash, seller address, test USDM token unit, and net amount received.
• Presentation slides. Submit a Google Drive link to a .ppt or .keynote file. Embed your demo recording directly in the slides. Live stage demos and external video links are not accepted.

Build your submitted project during the official 36-hour hacking period. Existing libraries, frameworks, and developer tools are allowed. Submit to the main track and any relevant partner track.

Read the official submission and stage rules. Your slides are locked at the deadline.

Help judges evaluate your agent

Use your demo to make these qualities visible.

Quality of results

Show that the result answers the Task. Explain how you checked its accuracy and whether it is useful. Include the actual output so judges can inspect it.

A useful agent

Explain who would use your agent and why. Show what the agent decides or does, and which steps still need a person.

Reliable execution

Show a real Task running through completion. Explain how your worker handles an error or an interrupted request without repeating work or charging twice.

Verified payment

Connect the Task to the payment receipt and collection transaction. Show the amount that reached the intended seller wallet.