The Persistent Context Sprint Hackathon | Live at MongoDB .Local Build Fest
- WHO IT IS FOR: AI developers, software engineers, and hackers looking to build advanced agentic applications using persistent memory.
- WHAT IT IS ABOUT: A high-intensity sprint focused on creating AI apps that utilize MongoDB to maintain and retrieve context across databases, APIs, and business systems.
- FORMAT: An in-person hackathon featuring a dedicated 5-hour build block and a final live demo presentation on a global stage.
Join MongoDB in San Francisco for the Persistent Context Sprint Hackathon, held live at the .local Build Fest. This high-energy event challenges developers to build the next generation of AI applications powered by agent memory. By grounding intelligence in persistent data and real-time context, participants will create autonomous tools, adaptive copilots, and innovative AI experiences that can remember and act upon application data over time.
Working alongside the best hackers in AI, teams of up to four will dive into a focused five-hour hacking block to bring their visions to life. The competition culminates in a high-stakes showcase where finalists demo their projects on stage before a panel of judges and the full conference audience.
Beyond the prestige of winning on a global stage, top performers will compete for a massive prize package. Rewards include $15,000 in total prize money, a year of Cursor Ultra, exclusive backstage passes to the .local Build Fest After Party, and various partner credits and swag.