Graph Hacks
A hackathon organized by WeMakeDevs centered on using FalkorDB as a context layer for AI agents.
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Developer Nayanjyoti built CircuitDoctor at the Graph Hacks hackathon, which uses the FalkorDB graph database to help users check wiring problems in KiCad circuits before connecting hardware.
Need-to-Know is an enterprise AI assistant project built on the FalkorDB graph database, built by developer Mayur Khan at the Graph Hacks hackathon, with the code and demo open-sourced.
Ownership Lens is a hackathon project entered in the Graph Hacks hackathon co-hosted by WeMakeDevs and FalkorDB, used to investigate offshore shell company networks.
The Tether team presented the Tether project at the Graph Hacks hackathon; the project uses FalkorDB to model the entire operational universe of an AI Agent as a property graph, intercepting in real time before each tool call to govern data flow.
The project was built for the Graph Hacks hackathon co-hosted by WeMakeDevs and FalkorDB, and entered three tracks: Company Brain, Agents That Act on Connected Data, and Agent Memory and Coordination.
The AegisGraph project was built at the Graph Hacks hackathon (co-hosted by WeMakeDevs and FalkorDB, Track 01: Agents acting on connected data).
A team of four—Aman Kumar, Rishu, Abhishek and Ayan—participated in the Graph Hacks hackathon co-hosted by WeMakeDevs and FalkorDB, chose the 'Agent Memory and Coordination' track, and built the RecallAI prototype in four days.
Developer Mohit Sachin Shirke built SynapseGuard for the Graph Hacks competition, a diagnostic agent that starts from an alert and follows the service call chain to find the root cause.
Engram is a graph-database-based shared memory system built by developers at FalkorDB's Graph Hacks hackathon, providing shared memory for all AI tools.
Graph Hacks is a hackathon organized by WeMakeDevs, centered on FalkorDB as a context layer for AI agents.
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Developer Nayanjyoti built CircuitDoctor at the Graph Hacks hackathon, which uses the FalkorDB graph database to help users check wiring problems in KiCad circuits before connecting hardware.
50%UnverifiedNeed-to-Know is an enterprise AI assistant project built on the FalkorDB graph database, built by developer Mayur Khan at the Graph Hacks hackathon, with the code and demo open-sourced.
50%UnverifiedOwnership Lens is a hackathon project entered in the Graph Hacks hackathon co-hosted by WeMakeDevs and FalkorDB, used to investigate offshore shell company networks.
50%UnverifiedDeveloper Mohit Sachin Shirke built SynapseGuard for the Graph Hacks competition, a diagnostic agent that starts from an alert and follows the service call chain to find the root cause.
50%UnverifiedEngram is a graph-database-based shared memory system built by developers at FalkorDB's Graph Hacks hackathon, providing shared memory for all AI tools.
50%UnverifiedLusavio built the Crew Memory Graph project at the Graph Hacks hackathon.
50%UnverifiedThe Tether team presented the Tether project at the Graph Hacks hackathon; the project uses FalkorDB to model the entire operational universe of an AI Agent as a property graph, intercepting in real time before each tool call to govern data flow.
50%UnverifiedThe project was built for the Graph Hacks hackathon co-hosted by WeMakeDevs and FalkorDB, and entered three tracks: Company Brain, Agents That Act on Connected Data, and Agent Memory and Coordination.
50%UnverifiedThe AegisGraph project was built at the Graph Hacks hackathon (co-hosted by WeMakeDevs and FalkorDB, Track 01: Agents acting on connected data).
50%UnverifiedA team of four—Aman Kumar, Rishu, Abhishek and Ayan—participated in the Graph Hacks hackathon co-hosted by WeMakeDevs and FalkorDB, chose the 'Agent Memory and Coordination' track, and built the RecallAI prototype in four days.
50%UnverifiedGraph Hacks is a hackathon organized by WeMakeDevs, centered on FalkorDB as a context layer for AI agents.
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