DoraHacks Releases BUIDL AI 3.0, an Automated Agent for Hackathons
Odaily Planet Daily reports that the developer incentive platform DoraHacks has announced the launch of the latest version of its automated hackathon organization agent, BUIDL AI 3.0. Compared to version 2.5, the new version introduces the DoraHacks Organization Agent, which leverages the DoraHacks team's extensive experience in organizing thousands of hackathons.
At the same time, BUIDL AI 3.0 can further assist organizers in automating the management of hackathon processes, saving organizers 90% of their effort.
It is reported that BUIDL AI has already been adopted by 30 leading Web3 ecosystems and projects, including Circle, Stacks, YZi Labs, Sonic, and Aptos, to support their global developer ecosystem expansion.
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