The AVCP Team wins 2 prestigeous awards
The SE 2026 capstone team AVCP (Agent Version Control Protocol) won the SPUR Innovation Centre Capstone Design Award ($10,000) and the Esch Pitch Competition ($12,000), where they presented their solution in a competitive pitch to secure funding. The team consists of SE students Charlene Rocha, Vaishnavi Ratnasabapathy, Paniz Ojaghi, and Leen Kamalmaz, from left to right.
AVCP addresses the growing complexity of building and iterating on AI agents by introducing structured version control for agent systems. As agents become more modular by combining prompts, tools, memory, and decision logic, developers lack a reliable way to compare configurations or reuse previously working setups. Rather than file versioning like Git, AVCP enables users to modularize, track, and compare compositions with ease. This allows developers to experiment safely, benchmark performance, and roll back to stable agents without rebuilding from scratch.