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Know the landscape before you build. Colosseum Copilot lets your AI agent look things up in Colosseum’s records. Ask who has built your idea before, which tools fit your chain, or how the accelerator works. Your agent answers with links to the projects and pages behind each claim. Sign in and it knows your own projects and team when that context helps answer your question. How Copilot works: your agent (Claude Code, Codex or OpenClaw) connects to Colosseum Copilot, which covers hackathon projects, a research library, the resources hub and program FAQs, and to your own profile, projects and team. How Copilot works: your agent (Claude Code, Codex or OpenClaw) connects to Colosseum Copilot, which covers hackathon projects, a research library, the resources hub and program FAQs, and to your own profile, projects and team. How Copilot works: your agent (Claude Code, Codex or OpenClaw) connects to Colosseum Copilot, which covers hackathon projects, a research library, the resources hub and program FAQs, and to your own profile, projects and team. How Copilot works: your agent (Claude Code, Codex or OpenClaw) connects to Colosseum Copilot, which covers hackathon projects, a research library, the resources hub and program FAQs, and to your own profile, projects and team. Copilot works with Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw and other agents that can install skills and run commands. A skill is a set of instructions your agent loads so it knows how to use Copilot. You sign in with your Colosseum account.

Claude Code

Codex

OpenClaw

Set it up

Paste this into your agent:
Your agent installs the skill and opens Colosseum in your browser so you can approve the connection. Prefer to run the commands yourself? Follow Set up.

What it knows

Past hackathon projects

8,286 public projects from five Colosseum hackathons, with summaries of what each team built.

A research library

Satoshi’s emails, research from Paradigm and a16z crypto, Breakpoint talks, Solana’s docs and more.

Tools for your chain

Tools for each chain in the current hackathon, from Colosseum’s resources hub.

Colosseum programs

Colosseum’s official FAQs, with a link to each program’s page.
Your agent can also check The Grid, a public database of crypto products and companies, to see what exists today.

What it can’t do

  • It knows what teams submitted, not what they run today. Ask your agent to check a project’s live site before you rely on its current status.
  • Its records are deepest on Solana. Other chains have fewer sources, so a missing result doesn’t mean nobody has built it.
  • It can’t post project updates or submit a project for you.

Start with your question

  • Building at a hackathon? “We’re making an app for writers to charge per article. Which tools fit our chain, and what have similar teams built before?”
  • Vetting an idea? “Who has tried payments for AI agents, which teams got into the accelerator, and where’s the gap?”
  • Applying to the accelerator? “Can our team apply, what does the program provide, and which requirements should we check today?”
See What to ask for more questions and a real answer. To learn what your agent sends and what Colosseum keeps, read Privacy and your data.