A community is easiest to judge by what it did recently. This is the log — work shipped, papers read, reviews completed, roles opened.
These are real project milestones, taken from the two ACM repositories. The feed is not yet wired to repository events, so it is updated manually. Entries describe work on projects rather than output by individuals.
BuildHub went live: the Problem Lab, project pages, team pages and the application flows are all deployed.
Form submissions wired to a live endpoint — membership applications, project applications and problem submissions now reach the team.
Six campus problem statements published to the Problem Lab, each with possible directions, technologies and open roles.
Seventeen roles opened across five projects, from beginner frontend work to advanced retrieval engineering.
Admissions Assistant knowledge base reached 310 offline topics, with an eligibility checker, cost estimator and shareable answer links.
Scope gate hardened so out-of-scope questions are rejected in the browser and again on the server, before any upstream call.
Assistant gained provider abstraction — the AI fallback works with either OpenAI or Claude, so it is not tied to one vendor.
Serverless functions added so the assistant’s AI fallback works in a deployed environment, not only locally.
Assistant rebuilt as a fully offline experience — the knowledge base answers without an API key, a server or a network connection.
Quantum Handshake reading group opened, working through foundational key distribution papers.
