April 11 | Global Competition. Local Communities.
Personal & Trustworthy Autonomous Agents
This is not just a hackathon — it's a global benchmark for designing trustworthy autonomous agents. Build your personal agent, get instant feedback, and compete on a global leaderboard. Remote participation is open to everyone worldwide, while on-site participation in Vienna is selective and application-based.
Apply for Vienna on-site participationWhy This Matters Now
Autonomous agents are everywhere. But how can we trust them?
With tools like OpenClaw, developed in Austria, autonomous agents have captured global attention and accelerated the personal agent movement. Now, Austria hosts the next step.
Designed by renowned AI expert Rinat Abdullin (author of ML Under the Hood), this global hackathon asks a crucial question: how do we make these systems truly trustworthy? Headquartered in Vienna and open to participants worldwide — both on-site and remote — it brings together a global community of builders.
The answer lies in measurable standards, transparent evaluation, and real-world benchmarking — exactly what the BitGN platform delivers.
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Join us at the Vienna HQ
Anyone can participate remotely from anywhere in the world. Vienna is the official on-site HQ, with limited seats allocated through a selective application process.
Benefits of taking part on-site
- Talk to Rinat Abdullin, designer of the BitGN challenge
- Real-time exchange with fellow builders
- A strong local AI community atmosphere
- Snacks & drinks throughout the event
- Optional afterparty & networking
- Special prizes
Want to know what to expect? Enjoy some impressions from the hackathon at the Impact Hub from October 2025.
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Apply for on-site participation at the Vienna HQ
Submit On-site ApplicationRemote participation is open to everyone via BitGN. On-site participation in Vienna is selection-based due to limited capacity. Applications close on Friday, 03.04.2026 (23:59 CET), and selected teams will be notified by 05.04.2026.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I participate remotely?
Yes! Remote participation is open to everyone, and you can take part fully online from anywhere. Please note that on-site participation in Vienna is limited and selection-based. You don't need to register here for remote participation — just register directly on the BitGN platform.
Can I participate in a team?
Yes, you may participate in teams of up to four people. If you already have a team, enter the same team name when registering. If you'd like to participate alone, write "alone" in the team field. If you'd like us to assign you to a team, write "assign." Teams may consist of both on-site and remote participants.
What is the timeline?
The flexible development phase runs from March 15 to April 11, 2026. The on-site event on April 11th starts with doors opening at 09:00, opening keynotes at 10:30, pizza lunch at 13:00, final evaluation at 14:00, leaderboard reveal and awards at 18:00, followed by drinks, food, and networking until 20:00.
When is the application deadline?
On-site applications are open until Friday, April 3, 2026 (23:59 CET). Since on-site capacity is limited, teams will be selected and notified about admission by April 5, 2026 at the latest.
Are there prizes?
Yes! Winners will receive a certificate, AIM merch, and more prizes to be announced.
What should I bring?
Please bring your own laptop with a working solution already set up (recommended: VSCode/PyCharm + UV). WiFi will be provided.