All the code you submit at all times on Github should be yours and yours only.

An Anti-Plagiarism software will be run on all source code present on Github at the end of the project. In a project of this size with the variability of possible design choice, coding style and so on, no two Projects should have similar code.

Antiplagiarism will also be run against previous year solutions

You can ask for general help from other people, the same way you can ask the teachers about a specific problem. If you ask for a solution and you implement someone else solution you run the risk of plagiarism.

While the use of these tools is the future of coding, you should strive to learn to first know how to produce code yourself before pasting generated code.

Using LLM generates the risk that your code will be similar to someone else (source X problem: you are both similar to some unknown source resulting in you appearing similar to the anti-plagiarism code)