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Copilot AI commented Oct 26, 2025

Added root-level README.md to document the AtlasTalk conversational AI platform built for NewHacks 2025.

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  • Project overview: Conversational AI for practicing real-world scenarios across cultural contexts
  • Tech stack: FastAPI + MongoDB + Gemini AI backend; Next.js + React + TypeScript frontend
  • Setup instructions: Backend (Python dependencies, environment config, server startup) and frontend (npm install, dev server)
  • API documentation: Conversation, audio, and agent endpoints with curl examples
  • Available scenarios: 15+ pre-configured agents (TAXI, BARISTA, COLLEGE, etc.)
  • Configuration: Text-only vs audio mode, environment variables
  • Project structure: Directory tree showing backend services/routes/models and frontend app/components
  • Troubleshooting: Common issues (audio, CORS, database, API keys)

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Copilot AI changed the title [WIP] Add README file for NewHacks 2025 hackathon project Add comprehensive README for NewHacks 2025 hackathon project Oct 26, 2025
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