I can help you write this Hackathon submission, but right now I can only see the root of your GitHub repository. I see it's a JavaScript project for HackUTA 2026, includes a facetime-agent, and involves "Tiger Data call telemetry," but the actual code inside the folders isn't visible on this screen.

Here is a drafted template based on the clues visible on the page. To make it accurate, you can either navigate into your code files so I can read them, or tell me a bit more about what the FaceTime agent does!

Drafted Template

Inspiration

We wanted to build something impactful for HackUTA 2026. [Add a sentence about the specific problem you noticed that made you want to build a FaceTime/video-calling agent].

What it does

Our project features a facetime-agent that [describe the core function of the agent]. It also integrates sequential Tiger Data call telemetry to [describe what the data telemetry is tracking or optimizing during the call].

How we built it

We built the project entirely in JavaScript. [Mention the frameworks you used, e.g., Node.js, React, WebRTC, etc.] The core logic is handled by our FaceTime agent, which interacts with [mention any APIs or AI models used, like Claude based on your contributors list]. We also set up custom telemetry to track and manage Tiger Data calls sequentially to ensure smooth performance.

Challenges we ran into

Getting the facetime-agent to handle the data calls sequentially without latency was a major hurdle. [Add another challenge, such as integrating the specific APIs or handling real-time video/audio streams in JavaScript.]

Accomplishments that we're proud of

We are incredibly proud of successfully implementing the Tiger Data call telemetry and getting the agent up and running within the hackathon time limit. Collaborating seamlessly to merge our features—like the recent telemetry update—was a huge win for the team.

What we learned

We learned a lot about real-time data handling in JavaScript, specifically how to manage sequential telemetry effectively. [Add a sentence about learning to work with the specific APIs or agent frameworks you used.]

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