AI agents can write software now. Until now, nothing was built for them to run it. An agent can write a wiki or a task board in an afternoon, then it has to stitch together a database, a vector store, sign-in, hosting and an AI API, each with its own account and bill.
Dodil is one cloud built for that job: a database (tables, vectors and graph over one copy of your data), apps and AI models, sign-in, and Git with CI, all behind one account. We're running two challenges to find the best apps built on it.
The challenges
Wiki Challenge: build the Notion replacement. Spaces, nested Markdown pages, version history, search by meaning, and answers that cite the pages they came from.
Brief: https://git.dodil.io/dodil/wiki-challenge
Boards Challenge: build the Trello replacement. Boards, lists and cards with roles and history, run from Claude or ChatGPT: "move this card to Done", "what's overdue?"
Brief: https://git.dodil.io/dodil/boards-challenge
Both need an MCP endpoint, so Claude or ChatGPT can use the app directly.
Why it's worth your time
- A working starter already has sign-in, data, AI models and MCP wired up. You build the product, not the plumbing.
- Your entry becomes a template. Anyone can remix it into their own Dodil organization with one command. The winners become the official Dodil templates, with your name on them.
- You can earn from it afterwards. As a Dodil partner you keep 93.5% of client projects you deliver, or earn 15% of what clients you refer pay for 12 months.
Prizes (each challenge)
$500 / $200 / $100 in Dodil credit, plus $25 in credit for every valid entry.
Entries close 30 November 2026, 23:59 UTC.
How to start
Each brief is written for you and your AI assistant. Put it in an empty folder and say "help me build this, step by step."
Questions and entries: Dodil Discord, #challenges: https://discord.gg/z7UEFwyECF
