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The gap between "idea" and "working app" just collapsed. 🚀 The Baidu MeDo Hackathon challenges you to build full-stack applications using MeDo's agentic AI platform — describe what you want in natural language, and the AI builds it. No boilerplate. No framework debates. Just working software. This is vibe coding at production scale. Customer service bots, content pipelines, internal tools — all shipped in hours. 💰 $50,000 in prizes 📅 Deadline: May 20, 2026 Build something: https://zurl.co/UGhrW

Every senior engineer knows: the best code starts with a spec, not a prompt. 🧠 The Learning Hackathon from Anthropic teaches spec-driven development — a structured methodology for building with AI. Use Claude Code to go from architecture to implementation, not the other way around. This isn't about writing more code faster. It's about writing the right code from the start. 📅 Deadline: April 29, 2026 Learn the process: https://zurl.co/Y4KQy

If you organize internal hackathons, what happens to the projects after the event ends? In the programs we support, more projects ship than most people expect. But they also produce:  → AI skills that spread across teams  → Ideas that end up on product roadmaps  → Momentum that keeps projects moving long after the event We broke down what a well-run internal program actually produces. Link in the comments 👇

If you have ever wanted to go deep on enterprise-grade observability tooling, the Splunk Agentic Ops Hackathon is your entry point. Splunk's unified data platform allows builders to ingest telemetry from across an entire infrastructure stack and surface insights through AI-native indexing and Search Processing Language. The challenge: architect agentic systems that respond to what the data tells them — autonomous threat detection, intelligent alert routing, real-time SLO enforcement. You bring the agent logic; Splunk brings the machine data at scale. Compete for $20,000 in prizes while building a project that genuinely advances your platform expertise. Deadline: June 15, 2026 Learn more and register: https://zurl.co/PDTcl

We're halfway through the Zerve AI hackathon, and it's time to put your data science skills to the test! Zerve lets you analyze datasets, uncover insights, and deploy them directly as APIs or apps. No more manual queries or endless waiting. Use Zerve's automated data analysis capabilities to build something awesome. $10,000 in cash is up for grabs, and the deadline is April 29, 2026. Check it out: https://zurl.co/xija0

Neo4j runs 72-hour "Graphathons"—in-person hackathons where its engineers work side-by-side with customers to build working solutions for high-priority use cases. Every single hackathon has produced a working prototype. The team built this into a structured, repeatable program, with a clear goal: customers come away with a deeper understanding of what they can do with the Neo4j platform. We spoke with Vincent Mayers, the Sr. Community Manager behind the program, about how it works. Read the full feature: https://lnkd.in/eH59Htdk

If you're trying to drive AI adoption, the question isn't whether to run a hackathon—it's who to run it for. There are three plays:  🌐 Public hackathons to grow your developer community  👥 Internal hackathons to distribute internally & upskill your team  🛠️ Customer hackathons to get customers building with your tools Each has different goals, different KPIs, and a different setup. Grab the playbook in the comments 👇

One of our customers ran their first customer hackathon—and after just one day, nearly two-thirds of projects were ready to use in regular work. That's what happens when you give customers structured time, your product experts in the room, and a clear build challenge. Here's how customer hackathons work. Link in the comments 👇

🏆 Congrats to the winners of the MNEE Hackathon: Programmable Money for Agents, Commerce, and Automated Finance! 1,074 builders shipped AI agent payment systems, stablecoin commerce infrastructure, and programmable treasury automation on Ethereum — real applications redefining how money moves. See every winning project 👉 https://lnkd.in/gynzgUEU

We're halfway through the Gemini Live Agent Challenge — now's the time to build the next generation of agents that can see, hear, speak, and create in real-time using the Google Cloud Gemini Live API. Think beyond text-in/text-out interactions! Gemini's multimodal inputs and outputs lets you build agents that translate conversations naturally, weave illustrations into interactive storybooks, or act as your hands on screen to perform actions based on user intent. Compete for a share of the $80,000 in cash. Deadline: March 16, 2026. Register: https://zurl.co/AO4Pk