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VektorFlow AI

Built at Meta Global AI Developer Hackathon · Oct 26, 2026 · Remote

Demo video · youtube.com/…

I'm building my own store from nothing — no team, no agency budget, just me. VektorMind 2.0 is the 15-agent team I wish I could afford, and I built it entirely from my B1660V cell phone with the budget of 0$ in my pocket. Here's how it works: the app is a FastAPI backend running on Render at vektormind-2-0.onrender.com — every push to the GitHub repo auto-deploys it. I type one sentence into the Mission Command dashboard, like "Create ad creatives for my ceramic coating kit." The backend sends it to Muse Spark through the Meta Model API, and Spark plans the mission live — a 15-step plan across 15 specialist agents (research, pricing, creative, email, order-watching, security, memory, and more). The agents draft their evidence — everything stays in draft mode, nothing touches the outside world. Then the Aegis Gate risk-scores the mission and blocks anything sensitive: publishing, pricing, money moves, external messages. Nothing goes live without my tap. When I approve an ad creative, the backend calls Muse Image through the Meta Model API and the finished image lands in the gallery. Every mission, receipt, and approval is written to Supabase — the Hackathon 2026 project, three tables: missions, mission_receipts, approvals. The backend connects using the project URL and key stored as environment variables in Render, so the keys never touch the browser. There's a kill switch too — one tap and every tool and model call stops cold. Built alone in 10 days, entirely from the cracked screen of my B1660V android cell phone.

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