0G Labs (Home of Infinite AI) (@0G_labs): The 0G Builder Hub, rebuilt from the ground up

The 0G Builder Hub, rebuilt from the ground up 173 projects have shipped on 0G across 10 events. The Builder Hub at build.0g.ai got the rebuild it needed to fit them. By the time the finishers at ETHGlobal Cannes 2026 were submitting projects that lean on 0G Compute, 0G Storage, and ERC-7857 Agentic ID inside a single repo, the old layout was the bottleneck. build.0g.ai is now the single workspace for builders shipping onchain AI on 0G. The piece that lands first is Ask AI, a doc-grounded assistant running on 0G Compute that answers questions straight from the documentation, with citations. Around it sit the stack pages, SDKs, tools, tutorials, and a showcase that scales. Ask AI is live Ask AI opens a chat against 0G's full documentation directly inside build.0g.ai, so a builder can resolve a stuck question without breaking flow. Every answer comes back with citations, traceable to the source. Ask AI runs on GLM-5.1 served through 0G Compute. The hub answers builder questions on the same decentralized inference layer it documents, so the assistant is itself a working example of the stack. It complements docs.0g.ai rather than replacing it. Why the rebuild The old hub did not scale. The showcase outgrew its grid after 100 projects. The Mandarin builder community grew fast enough that a translate button stopped being optional. The templates were not designed for the surface area the team kept adding. The work happened in passes between mid-April and the start of May. Showcase restructured with multi-select filters and Winners toggles. Editorial redesign on product pages. Light mode shipped with semantic tokens and a no-flash theme. English to Mandarin toggle in beta. SDK packages cleaned up under one namespace. What is live now Four stack pages cover the products a builder is actually combining inside one app: Compute, Storage, Chain, and Agentic ID. Agentic ID has a live testnet contract and a six-step quickstart with copy-pasteable code. 16 packages on the SDKs page. 6 official SDKs (TypeScript, Compute, DA Rust, Storage Rust and Go, plus 0G Memory). 7 official starter kits. 3 community packages clearly tagged. 29 tutorials on the tutorials page, 14 Dev Guides plus recorded partner sessions, ranging from 4 to 75 minutes, with a Mandarin series included. What builders ship on 0G The showcase collects 173 projects shipped across 10 past events, built as a reference for the next builder rather than a winners list. A few examples of what a 0G app can carry: Alpha Dawg runs a multi-agent swarm with TEE-sealed adversarial debate on 0G Compute and a verifiable cycle DAG on 0G Storage. CaaS deploys World ID-verified agents as ERC-7857 Agentic IDs on 0G Chain with x402 micropayments. Don't Get Drained is an agentic firewall where security researchers publish AI guard agents that review DeFi transactions before execution. Two from Akindo Wavehack: DARA for verifiable onchain AI in scientific research, and 0G NodeHub for managed node infrastructure on AWS. The full list, filterable by category and event, lives at build.0g.ai/showcase. The numbers 173 projects shipped on 0G across 10 events. 63 winners. 25 zero-coded entries. 14 categories used by the community, from DeFi and AI agents to oracles, identity, infrastructure, and gaming. The events span Devcon 2024 through ETHGlobal Cannes 2026. The hub finally moves at the speed builders do. What is the developer surface you actually use when you decide to ship on a chain, and what makes you stay? Full breakdown from @0G_labs: https://0g.ai/blog/0g-builder-hub-spotlight