Drop the links, activate the judging panel, and spotlight the winners — in under two minutes.
Links scatter across chat threads, docs, and browser tabs. A few people get demo time, most projects get no review, and the session just… stops. A human judging panel would fix it — but recruiting judges is too much overhead for most sessions.
Project URLs sit in a spreadsheet or a chat thread and never get seen together.
Time runs out. Most builders never get their moment on screen.
Quality depends on who speaks up loudest, not one shared rubric.
Feedback and decisions disappear the moment everyone closes their laptop.
The whole thing runs on one screen the room watches together. Here is the flow you will drive on stage.
Flip the page into a big-screen audience view. The event moves through clear stages the whole room can follow.
Drop the whole list of links yourself, or let participants scan the on-screen QR to add their own project. Either way it lands on the board — project first.
owner/repoA GitHub Copilot judging panel reviews every project through the same rubric, the room joins the cue, and the podium lands.
GitHub Copilot judging combines a configured GitHub Copilot CLI panel by median consensus. The audience view never leaks a result early.
No scores, ranks, or awards on the big screen until the reveal.
Every accepted project appears before the ceremony.
Every entry is reviewed against one declared rubric.
A multi-model GitHub Copilot panel is combined, never one hidden judge.
GitHub Copilot use is only claimed from builder-provided evidence.
Practice or Official GitHub Copilot Panel is labeled throughout the run.
Start your showcase — drop the project links, or let participants scan the QR to add their own — then run the GitHub Copilot judging panel, live.