3 days ago
[Correction] Agent Speedrun: Ideate → Build → Validate → Deploy — Sep 9
Hey Builders,
Correcting an error in our last update — wrong session details went out. Here's the right one:
Have you ever built an agent in a few lines of code, only to realize that getting it production-ready is a much bigger job? In this workshop, we’ll close that gap. Starting from a blank file, you’ll build an agent, give it the tools and runtime controls it needs to operate beyond the demo, and get it running in production before the workshop ends. Bring your laptop. Leave with a deployed agent.
Sandhya Subramani (Senior Developer Advocate) is running it live!
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3 days ago
[Live Build Session Sep 9] Agent Speedrun: Ideate → Build → Validate → Deploy
Hey Builders,
How quickly can you go from a brand-new Nebius account to building something? In this lightning build session, we'll start from scratch, make our first API call, connect an AI coding agent to Nebius Token Factory, and live-code a real application. Along the way, we'll swap between different models to tackle vision, reasoning, and coding tasks. You'll leave knowing how to get set up, choose the right models for your project, and ready to start shipping your own hackathon ideas!
Sandhya Subramani (Senior Developer Advocate) is running it live.
When: September 9th at 1PM ET/10AM PT
Come with…
7 days ago
Pro tips for your project
Hey there,
Two required pieces that are easy to rush when you're deep in the code: your text description and your public repo. Plus a quick word on using AI tools while you build.
📝 Text description:
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Explain what your project does, who it's for, and how it works — plain language, not just a feature list.
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Lead with the problem. Could a judge tell what you built just from this plus your video?
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Name Strands Agents explicitly — it's one of the first things reviewed.
📂 Public code repo:
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Per the Official Rules: must include "all necessary source…
17 days ago
How to actually stand out in Agents for Humans
Hi there,
You registered. You (hopefully) have an idea. Let's talk about taking it from "good enough" to "genuinely stands out." These apply whether you're a seasoned developer or this is your first hackathon.
🏛️Solve a real, specific problem. The strongest projects target one concrete pain — a bill about to go late, a shift a food bank can't fill, a teacher turning one lesson into materials for thirty students. A clear, real problem lands better than a clever demo.
👷♂️Make it do real work — not just chat. The brief asks for an agent that…
24 days ago
🧠 Time to plan your Agents for Humans project
A little planning goes a long way toward a winning project. If you're staring at a blank page, start with the question, not the answer: what small, repetitive thing does a real person deal with that an agent could quietly take off their plate?
🎯 Here's how to actually get moving:
- Start with the person, not the tech. Write one sentence: "[Who] is stuck doing [what], over and over." Can't fill that in yet? That's your first task, not the code.
- Sketch before you build. Rough out your agent, its tools, and how data moves between them on paper or…
