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Chatbot for INAIO

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I am building a client-side chatbot web application designed to help high schoolers train for the practical rounds of the Indian National AI Olympiad (INAIO). In this competition, participants are tested on complex prompt engineering and need to f…

I am building a client-side chatbot web application designed to help high schoolers train for the practical rounds of the Indian National AI Olympiad (INAIO). In this competition, participants are tested on complex prompt engineering and need to formulate strategies using specific models that the organizers provide, like Qwen3-32B or chatgpt-5-mini. The problem is that running inference on these models to test your prompts usually requires a paid API key. I created this project to bypass that paywall by integrating with the newly launched Hack Club AI program. Hack Club now gives verified students a free daily API budget of $4. My platform allows competitors to generate their Hack Club API key, plug it into my UI, and directly query these models. All keys are stored securely in the browser’s local storage. This gives students a completely free technical sandbox to tweak system instructions, test context limits, and finalize their Olympiad strategies before the actual event.

This project uses AI

I work on more backend stuff, so I had to use AI for implementing various design concepts using Next.JS. It helped me with all the CSS.

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Fixed 2 bugs

  • Putting context limit lower than output + input limit would result in error 400. Fixed it.
  • Removed image models from the dropdown
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I built a client-side chatbot web application specifically for my SOTA-AI Community (http://sota-ai.tech/) to help high schoolers prepare for the Indian National AI Olympiad (INAIO). The practical rounds of INAIO require participants to develop complex prompt engineering strategies for specific models like Qwen3-32B or chatgpt-5-mini. Since testing on these models normally requires a paid API key, I created this app to integrate with Hack Club’s new AI branch, which gives verified students a free $4 daily API budget. Competitors can generate their free key from Hack Club, plug it into my UI, and instantly get a technical sandbox to practice running inference.