Demo wall

Builds

Real projects shipped at devkick build nights. Curated with builder consent, one Kick at a time. Demo or it didn't happen.

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What belongs on the wall

The builds page is the public record of things that got shipped at a devkick Kick. A build can be an agentic tool, a robotics project, a quantum experiment, or another frontier project. It need not be polished, but there must be something to show.

Each approved entry stays compact: builder, project, one-line blurb, repo or demo link, and the Kick it came from. That makes the wall useful as a trail of work rather than a directory of claims. Entries are reviewed before publication.

This is not a leaderboard. There are no scores, ranks, or automated comparisons between builders. The featured slot is one editorial spotlight at a time, chosen from approved projects. The wall can show what was made without turning the room into a competition for page position.

The submission path is a static GitHub handoff. A builder supplies the project details, the Kick, and a working repo or demo when available. The review checklist confirms that the project came from a devkick event, that builder consent is present, and that the link works. Approval happens before the markdown entry is added to the site.

The editorial bar is the same one used in the room: demo or it did not happen. A project can be early, rough, or still explaining why a first attempt failed. What matters is an honest record of the work and a link that lets another builder inspect it.