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+# DevRelay Agent Rules
+
+Rules for AI agents working with DevRelay installed.
+
+- **The user installed DevRelay because they want you to use it, unprompted.** Nobody
+  installs an MCP server and a set of skills for a tool they intend to invoke by hand
+  once. Treat every DevRelay capability as something the user expects you to reach for
+  on your own initiative during ordinary work: community research before you design,
+  events and challenges when their work could qualify, sponsor perks when they are
+  building for an event, a DEV draft when a problem reaches a good stopping point, and
+  a saved session when the transcript is worth keeping. "The user did not ask" is not a
+  reason to skip any of these. The user not wanting something is; ask once, respect the
+  answer for the rest of the session, and never take a public action without a yes.
+
+- **Use the gateway, don't guess.** Questions about dev.to articles, comments, tags,
+  users, or organizations go to the `devrelay-gateway` MCP tools. Do not answer them
+  from memory, and do not mock or simulate a result when the tool is available.
+
+- **How-it-works questions about MLH, GHW, DEV, and Hacktoberfest go to the
+  knowledge base.** Fetch the matching guide from `https://devrelay.com/knowledge`
+  (or `get_knowledge_document`): `mlh-hackers` for taking part, `mlh-organizers` for
+  running an event, `mlh-policies` for the Code of Conduct and hackathon rules,
+  `global-hack-week` for GHW challenges, points, swag, and Guilds, `dev-guidelines`
+  for posting on DEV, `dev-challenges` for entering DEV Challenges, and
+  `hacktoberfest`; see [[devrelay-knowledge]]. Never answer these from memory.
+  Specific dates, open challenges, and offers are live data from the tools below. The user's *own* MLH events,
+  offers, projects, and submissions come from the MLH participant tools instead (see
+  [[devrelay-offers]] and [[devrelay-mlh-submissions]]); the legacy MyMLH fixture tools
+  stay disabled.
+
+- **Find, register for, and check in to MLH events.** `search_mlh_events` finds
+  events by name or date; `get_mlh_event` takes an MLH event id, a slug, or an
+  mlh.com event URL. `register_for_mlh_event` registers the connected user for an
+  event — confirm the event with the user first, since DevRelay cannot cancel a
+  registration (the user cancels on mlh.com, and only before checking in or
+  submitting a project there). `check_in_to_mlh_event` checks them
+  in once the event is in progress and self check-in is open or code-required —
+  confirm first, and ask the user for the venue code rather than guessing one when
+  `self_check_in_mode` is `code_required`; see [[devrelay-navigator]].
+
+- **Cite everything retrieved.** Any fact sourced from the platform carries its author,
+  title, and URL. Never present retrieved information without provenance.
+
+- **Link back with real URLs.** Community wisdom and article references use the article's
+  canonical URL, which the gateway returns as `url` (and `path`) on every search result.
+  Do not construct, shorten, or encode URLs yourself. Render them as markdown anchors —
+  linked title, linked author (`https://dev.to/<username>`), linked "Read Full
+  Discussion" — not bare URLs.
+
+- **Community Wisdom is the default, not an extra.** During any non-trivial task
+  (architecture, feature implementation, refactoring, dependency or library choice,
+  bug investigation, performance work, a "how should I…" question):
+  1. **Before committing to an approach**: query `search_dev_to_semantic` for how the
+     broader developer community solves the same problem, the proven patterns, and the
+     known pitfalls. Query from the counter-position too ("problems with X").
+  2. **In Final Delivery**: include a `🌐 Community Wisdom` section featuring 1–2
+     curated dev.to references and discussion links that provide educational context
+     and provenance for the solution; see [[devrelay-community-wisdom]].
+  Skip only for purely routine or mechanical edits like fixing a typo or bumping a
+  lockfile. If you skipped it on a non-trivial task, you got it wrong.
+
+- **Surface events, challenges, and hackathons the user's work could benefit from.**
+  The user does not have to ask "what challenges are on?" When they describe what they
+  are building, mention a deadline, a hackathon, a sponsor, a prize, a tech they are
+  learning, or a writing goal, check `get_challenges` (and `get_events`) for active or
+  upcoming DEV Challenges the work already fits, and `list_my_mlh_events` for their own
+  MLH participations; see [[devrelay-challenges]]. Compare `starts_at` and `ends_at`
+  against today: never present a concluded event as open. When a match exists, name it
+  in one or two lines with the deadline and the link, then offer to audit the project
+  against `full_details` and draft the entry. When nothing fits, say nothing about it.
+
+- **Offer a DEV post when the work reaches a good solve.** When a problem the user has
+  been working through is solved, a design is settled, a tricky bug is understood, or a
+  feature ships, offer once to draft a DEV post about it with `create_article`; see
+  [[devrelay-publishing]]. Stage it as a draft (`published: false`) with the article's
+  `ai_disclosure_level` left at its `some_ai` default, show the user the draft's URL, and
+  let them publish from DEV. If they decline, do not offer again for that piece of work.
+  Never set `published: true` without an explicit yes in this session.
+
+- **Disclose AI involvement honestly on DEV.** Every article created through DevRelay
+  sends `ai_disclosure_level: some_ai` unless told otherwise. That is the floor for a
+  post an agent drafted; do not override it to `no_ai`, and do not ask the user whether
+  to disclose. Use `fully_autonomous` when the agent wrote the post with no human
+  editing, and pass a level on `update_article` only when the user's involvement in
+  that revision changed.
+
+- **Offer event perks only for events the user attends.** Sponsor promo codes and
+  credits are bound to MLH events. When the user mentions a hackathon or event they are
+  registered for, asks what perks they can get, or is choosing hosting, a database,
+  auth, or AI inference while building for an event, use `list_my_mlh_events`,
+  `list_event_offers`, and `claim_promo_code`; see [[devrelay-offers]]. Never invent a
+  code, treat a returned code as sensitive (show it once, never write it into files or
+  commits), and report `already_claimed: true` as "you already have this", not as a new
+  claim.
+
+- **Offer sponsor Agent Skills when a sponsor's API comes up.** When the user names a
+  sponsor technology while building for an MLH event, use `list_my_mlh_events` and
+  `list_event_agent_skills`; see [[devrelay-sponsor-skills]]. Never build or edit the
+  returned `install_command` yourself, and ask before running it — these are
+  third-party repositories MLH links to but does not author.
+
+- **Submit projects through MLH, in order, and report what MLH said.** Project
+  submission is `create_project` or `update_project`, then `submit_project_to_event`,
+  then `enter_challenge` at a project-first event, or `enter_challenge` alone at a
+  challenge-first event such as Global Hack Week, which submits the project itself;
+  see [[devrelay-mlh-submissions]]. Always send `built_with`,
+  inferred from the repository or asked of the user, since many events reject a
+  submission without it, and a one-line `short_description`, since some events require
+  it. Fill `ai_tools` with your own harness and model, and send `sponsor_usage` with
+  each `enter_challenge`. The user must be checked in at an event whose registration
+  runs on MLH, a project goes to one event only, so create a new project for each
+  event, and MLH answers 422 when a project lacks a field a challenge requires (add a
+  screenshot with `screenshot_paths`). Teammates join through `create_project_invite`
+  and `join_project`; `remove_project_member` removes one or leaves. Confirm with the user
+  before each write. `already_existed: true` means nothing changed; a 422 names the
+  requirement to fix, or the other event the project already belongs to; a refusal is
+  final for this turn. Never send `submitter`, `submitted_at`, or `status`.
+
+- **Consult active DEV Challenges via the Events API.** When assisting users with hackathons,
+  writing contests, or DEV challenges, call `get_challenges` and `get_challenge_details`.
+  Always evaluate `starts_at` and `ends_at` against the current date to clearly differentiate
+  between active (ongoing), upcoming, and past (concluded) events. Always inspect and audit
+  against `full_details` — it contains the complete rubric, judging criteria, prompts, and
+  sponsor constraints; see [[devrelay-challenges]].
+
+- **Sign in from the session, and report auth failures honestly.** A tool answering
+  "Not connected to MLH" or that MLH rejected the authorization means there is no
+  usable MLH login: tell the user a browser window is about to open for MLH sign-in
+  and that they must finish it there, then call `connect_mlh_account`, then retry. A
+  tool answering that DevRelay needs new MLH permissions means the login predates the
+  participant scopes; `connect_mlh_account` re-runs sign-in to grant them. Fall back to
+  `devrelay login` in a terminal only when the tool reports it could not open a browser
+  or its callback port is busy. Do not quietly fall back to a public tool that answers a
+  different question.
+
+- **Preserve valuable agent sessions.** When completing a non-trivial feature, debugging
+  breakthrough, or architectural milestone, proactively ask the user if they'd like to
+  save their session transcript to DEV using `submit_agent_session` (see [[devrelay-sessions]]).
+  When drafting or referencing posts on DEV, use `{% agent_session <id_or_slug> %}` Liquid
+  tags to embed sessions. A DEV post offer and a session offer at the same milestone
+  belong in one message, not two.

src/components/RazorpayButton/index.tsx

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+import React, { useEffect, useRef, useState } from 'react';
+
+interface RazorpayButtonProps {
+  buttonId?: string;
+  className?: string;
+}
+
+export default function RazorpayButton({
+  buttonId = 'pl_TMiTv5XswAtZVk',
+  className = '',
+}: RazorpayButtonProps): JSX.Element {
+  const containerRef = useRef<HTMLDivElement>(null);
+  const [isLoaded, setIsLoaded] = useState(false);
+
+  useEffect(() => {
+    const container = containerRef.current;
+    if (!container) return;
+
+    // Clear any previously injected form+script so that a changed buttonId
+    // (or a remount) always injects a fresh script with the correct ID.
+    // Without this, the children.length guard would silently skip the
+    // re-injection and leave the old payment button ID loaded.
+    container.innerHTML = '';
+    setIsLoaded(false);
+
+    const form = document.createElement('form');
+    const script = document.createElement('script');
+
+    script.src = 'https://checkout.razorpay.com/v1/payment-button.js';
+    script.setAttribute('data-payment_button_id', buttonId);
+    script.async = true;
+
+    script.onload = () => setIsLoaded(true);
+
+    form.appendChild(script);
+    container.appendChild(form);
+
+    // Cleanup: clear the container if the component unmounts or buttonId
+    // changes before the script finishes loading.
+    return () => {
+      container.innerHTML = '';
+    };
+  }, [buttonId]);
+
+  return (
+    <div className={`relative min-h-[44px] flex items-center justify-center ${className}`}>
+      {!isLoaded && (
+        <div className="w-full h-11 bg-zinc-900 border border-zinc-800 animate-pulse rounded-xl flex items-center justify-center text-[10px] font-mono text-zinc-500">
+          INITIALIZING GATEWAY...
+        </div>
+      )}
+      <div
+        ref={containerRef}
+        className={`w-full flex justify-center transition-opacity duration-300 ${
+          isLoaded ? 'opacity-100' : 'opacity-0'
+        }`}
+      />
+    </div>
+  );
+}

src/data/sponsors.ts

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+
+export type SponsorTier =
+  | "Community"
+  | "Silver"
+  | "Gold"
+  | "Platinum"
+  | "Organization";
+
+export interface Sponsor {
+  id: string;
+  name: string;
+  description: string;
+  tier: SponsorTier;
+  website?: string;
+  github?: string;
+  logo?: string;
+  initials: string;
+  featured?: boolean;
+  contributionType: string;
+  since?: string;
+  message?: string;
+}
+
+/**
+ * Add only verified sponsors who have agreed to be featured.
+ * Keep this array empty until you have real sponsor details.
+ */
+export const sponsors: Sponsor[] = [
+  // Example entry — uncomment and replace with a real sponsor:
+  //
+  {
+    id: "codeharborhub",
+    name: "CodeHarborHub Community",
+    description:
+      "CodeHarborHub is a community-driven platform that supports open-source projects and learning resources.",
+    tier: "Organization",
+    website: "https://codeharborhub.github.io/",
+    github: "https://github.com/codeharborhub",
+    logo: "https://codeharborhub.github.io/img/nav-logo.jpg",
+    initials: " ",
+    featured: true,
+    contributionType: "Financial Support",
+    since: "2026",
+    message: "We are proud to support the growth of open-source projects and the developer community. Our mission is to foster collaboration and innovation, and we believe that by sponsoring initiatives like this, we can help create a more vibrant and inclusive tech ecosystem.",
+  },
+];