

HydraDB × Docs hackathon
Built with Mintlify · July 17–24 · Virtual ($500 to be won)
HydraDB gives developers powerful primitives for storing and retrieving context: Memories, Knowledge, Recall, and Inference.
Venue: HydraDB Discord:
https://discord.gg/t6mE9hCJzr
But developers still face difficult questions:
Is this information a Memory or Knowledge?
Should
inferbetrueorfalse?Which ingestion and recall endpoints belong together?
How should Slack, Notion, documents, and conversations be structured?
How should shared organizational knowledge be combined with user-specific memories?
The concepts exist in the documentation, but the complete developer journey is still harder to understand than it should be.
From Friday, July 17 through Friday, July 24, we’re opening HydraDB’s documentation to the community for a week-long virtual hackathon.
Your challenge:
Pick a confusing developer journey. Fix it completely.
You might:
Clarify Memories vs. Knowledge
Explain
infer: trueversusinfer: falseImprove API endpoint names and organization
Create diagrams or decision trees
Document Slack, Notion, or other app sources
Build an end-to-end use case or cookbook
Fix inconsistent, duplicated, or outdated documentation
Propose a stronger ingestion, inference, or recall experience
Contributions can range from a focused documentation fix to a complete guide, interactive Mintlify experience, working cookbook, or detailed product RFC.
How to participate
Join the HydraDB Discord.
Pick an existing documentation problem or propose your own.
Fork the repository and build your changes with Mintlify.
Submit a pull request before July 24.
Share your submission in the hackathon Discord channel.
Links
GitHub repository:
https://github.com/usecortex/mintlify-docs
HydraDB Discord:
https://discord.gg/t6mE9hCJzr
Live documentation:
https://docs.hydradb.com
Timeline
Hackathon opens: Friday, July 17
Submissions close: Friday, July 24
Location: Virtual — GitHub and Discord
Prizes:
$50 each for top 10 participants