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A global hackathon to build next-generation AI agents on Gemini and Google Cloud. All skill levels welcome.
Most AI today waits for you to ask. The next generation doesn't. AI agents are systems that can take a goal, make a plan, and actually carry it out — pulling information, making decisions, and completing multi-step tasks on their own, while you do something else.
All things agentic hacakthon is a global hackathon that challenges you to build one. Using Gemini, Google's open-source Agent Development Kit (ADK), and Google Cloud, you'll create an agent that takes real action to remove everyday friction — at work, at home, or across an entire enterprise.
You don't need to be an AI researcher to take part. Whether you're a seasoned engineer or building your first agent, we give you the tools, starter guides, and $150 in Google Cloud credits to go from idea to working demo. Pick a track, build your agent, and show us what "autonomous" really looks like.
Whether you're a full-stack engineer, a system architect, or a startup founder, this hackathon hands you the tools to build agents that actively work for everyone. Redefining interaction — from static chatbots to immersive experiences.
How to Get Started
Follow these steps to go from sign-up to submission in a weekend and lean on the
Resources tab
, packed with guides, credits, and cost-saving tips to help you win.
Get your tools.
Sign up for a no-cost
Google Cloud trial
, then grab your $150 in Google Cloud credits using the credit form on the
Resources tab
.
Learn the basics.
New to agents? The beginner guides in Resources walk you through what an agent is and how to build your first one with ADK — no experience required.
Pick a track.
Choose the one that fits your idea: The Taskmaster, The Collaborative Partner, or The Fortified Enterprise Fleet. Enter any track you like — full track breakdowns are waiting in Resources.
Build on Gemini + Google Cloud.
Keep your spend low with the cost-saving tips in Resources.
Submit before the deadline:
a demo video, your code repo, an architecture diagram, and a short write-up. Full checklist below under "What to Submit."
Everything you need is one click away — hit View Resources to explore the guides, credits, and track deep-dives.
Tips to be successful:
solve a real, specific problem you actually have; show your agent
doing
something, not just talking; keep your demo video tight and show it working live; and document your project so a judge can follow it.
Requirements
What to Build
Build and deploy a next-generation, autonomous AI Agent leveraging Gemini 3.5 Flash that operates beyond standard chat loops. The system can run asynchronously in the background, handle the heavy lifting of complex workflows, or dynamically manipulate data pipelines and representations.
Projects must be built within
one
of these three categories:
Taskmaster
: Build a complete workflow, not just a chatbot. Don't just make an agent that writes text. Make one that takes action. Find a messy, multi-step chore in your job, classes, or personal life. Build an agent that handles the details, sends the right info to the right places, and proves it can do the heavy lifting for you.
Collaborative Partner
: Build an agent that leads the way and takes notes. It should ask clarifying questions, guide the user step-by-step, and have a clear way to capture feedback, so it constantly adapts to the user's unique way of thinking.
Fortified Enterprise Fleet
: Build a scalable network of institutional agents that hook into official enterprise infrastructure. Teams must demonstrate how agents are cataloged for cross-department use, how they safely maintain context across weeks of asynchronous operations, and how they interact with production data without violating enterprise compliance, data sovereignty, or security policies.
Discovery & Lifecycle
: Agent Registry (the central repository for publishing, versioning, and discovering enterprise-approved agents).
Core Execution & State
: Agent Runtime (for long-running, asynchronous background execution) and Memory Bank (for persistent, secure cross-session context over extended timelines).
Security & Governance
: Agent Identity (For zero-trust access control), Agent Gateway (for unified routing and policy enforcement), and Model Armor (inline guardrails to block prompt injection, tool poisoning, and PII leaks).
Telemetry
: Agent Observability (OpenTelemetry-compliant audit logs and end-to-end reasoning chain traces).
Recommended Tech to use (Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform)
:
Every project, in every track, must use:
Gemini 3.5 or newer accessed through Gemini API or Vertex AI
At least one Google Agent Framework: Google ADK, GenAI SDK, Antigravity SDK or GenKit
At least one Google Cloud infrastructure service (such as Cloud Run, Cloud SQL, Firestore, GKE, Pub/Sub).
Note on cost & deployment
: Your app does not need to be publicly accessible or live at the exact moment of submission or judging (so you don't rack up unnecessary costs). You just need to provide clear proof that it was built and deployed on Google Cloud — for example, shown in your demo video and code repository. See
Resources
for tips on keeping your costs near zero.
What to Submit
Category
URL to the hosted Project (if available) for judging and testing, such as web UI, Chrome Extension, mobile app, etc. A hosted project is highly encouraged.
Text description
Features and functionality
Technologies used
Other data sources used
Findings and learnings
URL to your public or private code repository (on Github, Gitlab, or Bitbucket) to show how your project was built. If your repo is private, share it with
testing@devpost.com
and
cloudhackathons@google.com
Spin-up Instructions: A step-by-step guide in your README.md explaining how to set up and run the project locally or deploy it to the cloud. Even if the judges do not run it, these instructions prove the project is reproducible.
Architecture Diagram with a clear visual representation of your system (e.g., how Gemini connects to your backend, database, and frontend).
~ 4-min Demo video
Short overview of the problem your Project is solving
Value proposition
Demo of the app in action
Must demonstrate the backend is running on Google Cloud (ie: Google Cloud Console, Cloud Run dashboard, Vertex AI logs, URL of .run, etc)
For
Bonus Points
, optionally you can do one or both of the following:
Publish a piece of content (blog, podcast, video): Covering how the project was built on any public platform (e.g., medium.com,
dev.to
, YouTube, etc.). The content must be public (not unlisted). You must include language that says you created the piece of content for the purposes of entering this hackathon.
Publish a social media post: Highlight or promote your project on social media post on X, LinkedIn, Instagram, or Facebook. For any social media posts on platforms such as X or LinkedIn, include the hashtag #AllThingsAgenticHackathon.
Successfully integrate Google AI models such as Gemma, Veo or Lyria.
Questions? Start with the
FAQs
for the quick answers on eligibility, tracks, credits, and submissions and see the
Official Rules
for anything binding.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$
180,000
in prizes
Grand Prize
$
50,000
in cash
1 winner
• $50,000 in USD
• $5,000 in Google Cloud Credits for use with a Cloud Billing Account
• Virtual Coffee with a Google Team Member
• Social Promo
The Taskmaster
$
20,000
in cash
1 winner
•$20,000 in USD
• $2,000 in Google Cloud Credits for use with a Cloud Billing Account
• Virtual Coffee with a Google Team Member
• Social Promo
The Collaborative Partner
$
20,000
in cash
1 winner
• $20,000 in USD
• $2,000 in Google Cloud Credits for use with a Cloud Billing Account
• Virtual Coffee with a Google Team Member
• Social Promo
The Fortified Enterprise Fleet
$
20,000
in cash
1 winner
• $20,000 in USD
• $2,000 in Google Cloud Credits for use with a Cloud Billing Account
• Virtual Coffee with a Google Team Member
• Social Promo
Startup Excellence (Incorporated Organizations eligible - see rules for details)
$
20,000
in cash
1 winner
• $20,000 in USD
• $5000 in Google Cloud Credits for use with a Cloud Billing Account
• Virtual Coffee with a Google Team Member
• Social Promo
Must be submitting on behalf of an organization that is incorporated, and you must provide a corporate email address
Individual/Hobbyist (Best Team/Solo Build)
$
10,000
in cash
2 winners
• $10,000 in USD
• $1000 in Google Cloud Credits for use with a Cloud Billing Account
• Virtual Coffee with a Google Team Member
• Social Promo
Best Architectural Design
$
5,000
in cash
2 winners
• $5,000 in USD
• $1000 in Google Cloud Credits for use with a Cloud Billing Account
Best Multimodal UX
$
5,000
in cash
2 winners
• $5,000 in USD
• $1000 in Google Cloud Credits for use with a Cloud Billing Account
Honorable Mentions
$
2,000
in cash
5 winners
• $2,000 in USD
• $500 in Google Cloud Credits for use with a Cloud Billing Account
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
A qualified panel of Judges
Judging Criteria
Innovation & Operational Utility- 40%
How much real-world friction does the agent remove on its own? We reward autonomous, high-value action over simple chat — agents that make decisions and complete tasks with little to no hand-holding.
Architectural Discipline & Tech Stack- 30%
How sound are your engineering choices? We look at how you decouple systems, manage state and memory, secure credentials, and handle failures — robust, production-minded agents, not brittle scripts.
Demo & Production Readiness- 30%
How clearly do your video and repo prove it works? We want a live, unedited demo, a clean architecture diagram, reproducible setup, and visible proof it runs on Google Cloud.
Questions?
Email the hackathon manager
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