VQV Signal
According to a post on X by @agentcommunity_, Agent Community is recruiting teams for Goal Cup, a free online hackathon. Participants write one prompt and let a single agent build an open-source product alone for up to 168 hours, with human judges and Boardy as an AI guest judge. The official page says the November start has been postponed and revised dates are coming, and the supported harnesses are Claude Code, Codex CLI, Hermes and Amp.
According to a post on X by @agentcommunity_, Agent Community is recruiting teams for Goal Cup, a free online hackathon. Participants write one prompt and let a single agent build an open-source product alone for up to 168 hours, with human judges and Boardy as an AI guest judge. The official page says the November start has been postponed and revised dates are coming, and the supported harnesses are Claude Code, Codex CLI, Hermes and Amp.
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Agent Community is recruiting teams for Goal Cup, a free online hackathon where you write one prompt and let a single agent build an open-source product alone for up to 168 hours, with human judges and Boardy as an AI guest judge. Its official page says the November start is postponed and revised dates are coming;...
Teams planning to enter the hackathon will need to wait for new dates before committing time to the event. Developers interested in autonomous coding agents can use the listed harnesses as a reference point for which tools are supported. Watch for the revised schedule from the official page.
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