Note
We discourage the use of AI tools in communications and contributions. The goal of GSoC is for you to learn and improve your skills, not just to finish your project at any cost. However, if you do use any AI or LLMs, you must disclose their use in your PRs and/or conversations with your mentor. Additionally, you must fully understand and be able to explain any AI-generated code you submit. Any undisclosed use of AI or Large Language Models, or inability to explain AI-generated contributions, will be grounds for instant disqualification.
All students and developers are welcome to participate in the Summer of Code program with IHR. To get started with IHR please read:
Then, please read GSoC intructions:
A list of potential projects is available at:
All participants will need a Google account in order to join the program. So, save time and create one now.
Once the application period opens (March 24 to April 8), participants can apply to the program through the official website.
Experienced researchers and developers that are involved in IHR can mentor GSoC contributors. Please read the mentor instructions and add your project in the list of ideas:
- IHR Handbook for Contributors : Start from here 🚀
- Instructions for contributors (students or developers)
- Instructions for mentors
- List of ideas for projects
Writing the proposal is difficult. Understanding what to write, how much to include and what to exclude is a difficult decision. We have curated a template which we highly encourage you to follow, since it will be easier for you to write and for us to review. Use this template.
Make sure to create a copy of the template. The file should follow this naming format: {firstname}_{lastname}_{project}.pdf, where:
{firstname}should be replaced with your first name{lastname}should be replaced with your last name{project}should be replaced with the project's title or idea
To view some selected proposals from previous years, check out the proposals directory.