Requirements

What to Build

Design AI agents that present sharp reasoning, independent decision-making, and safe integration with industry-relevant tools.

Expectations

Deliver outcomes that reflect originality, technical strength, and real-world impact.

Participate solo or as part of a team of up to four.

What to Submit

Make sure your submission includes:

  • Team name: Pick something unique!
  • Team members: List everyone on your team. (Ensure your Devpost includes emails and socials so we can contact or tag you!)
  • Demo video: A short screen recording (under 2 minutes) showing what you built.
  • Project description:
    • A brief 2–3 sentence summary of your project
    • The problem you’re solving and its impact
    • Key technical architecture and components
    • A list of all sponsor tools/protocols used and how you integrated them

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

$10,300 in prizes
 1st Prize
$3,000 in cash
1 winner

$3,000 cash + $10,000 Daytona credits + $3,000 Browser Use credits + Special CodeRabbit Swag

 2nd Prize
$1,000 in cash
1 winner

$1,000 cash + $5,000 Daytona credits + $2,000 Browser Use credits

3rd Prize
$500 in cash
1 winner

$500 cash + $3,000 Daytona credits + $1,000 Browser Use credits

Best Use of Daytona
$1,000 in cash
1 winner

$1,000 cash + $10,000 Daytona credits

Best Use of CodeRabbit
$1,000 in cash
1 winner

Best Uses of Galileo
$600 in cash
3 winners

1st Prize: $300 visa gift card + 60K Traces -
2nd Prize: $200 visa gift card + 40K Traces -
3rd Prize: $100 visa gift card + 30K Traces

Best Use of Browser Use
$500 in cash
1 winner

$500 cash + $3,000 Browser Use credits

Best Use of Sentry 1st place
$1,000 in cash
1 winner

$1,000 Visa Gift Card + $5,000 Sentry credits

Best Use of Sentry 2nd place
$500 in cash
1 winner

$500 Visa Gift Card + $2,500 Sentry credits

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

​Nachiket Paranjape

​Nachiket Paranjape
Engineering Lead at Galileo

​​Vedran Jukic

​​Vedran Jukic
Co-founder & CTO at Daytona

Judging Criteria

  • Impact Potential (25%)
    Does the project address a real problem? How significant is the potential impact on users or industries?
  • Technical Execution (25%)
    How original or innovative is the idea?
  • Creativity (25%)
    How original or innovative is the idea?
  • Presentation (25%)
    How effectively is the project communicated and demonstrated?
  • Sponsor Tool Usage (Bonus)
    How well are sponsor tools integrated into the project? Is the usage meaningful and aligned with the project’s goals?

Questions? Email the hackathon manager

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