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๐Ÿš€ Building Two AI-Powered Solutions at HACKHAZARDS '26: VeritasFlow & PermitFlow

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By Tanya Garg Verified
| DEV Community
๐Ÿš€ Building Two AI-Powered Solutions at HACKHAZARDS '26: VeritasFlow & PermitFlow How our team built two AI-powered solutionsโ€”VeritasFlow and PermitFlowโ€”during one of the world's largest community-driven hackathons. Introduction Innovation begins with identifying real-world problems and building technology that creates meaningful impact. That belief guided our team throughout HACKHAZARDS '26, a global community-driven buildathon organized by NAMESPACE.
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Building DetectiveAI: Giving Crime Investigation an AI That Never Forgets with Cognee

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By Tanya Garg Verified
| DEV Community
Introduction One of the biggest limitations of modern AI assistants is memory. Every new conversation starts almost from scratch, making it difficult to work on long-running investigations or complex cases. For my hackathon project, I wanted to solve exactly this problem. I built DetectiveAI, an AI-powered crime investigation assistant that uses Cognee Cloud as its persistent memory layer.
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Building a Smart Environmental Monitoring System with Google Cloud (Inspired by NEXT ‘26)

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By Tanya Garg Verified
| DEV Community
Building a Smart Environmental Monitoring System with Google Cloud (Inspired by NEXT ‘26) This is a submission for the Google Cloud NEXT Writing Challenge 🌍 Why Google Cloud NEXT ‘26 Caught My Attention Every year, Google Cloud NEXT brings new ideas, but this time what stood out to me was the strong push toward real-time data processing, AI integration, and scalable cloud-native systems.
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