Where Texas builders ship real products.




In collaboration with Cursor
A one-day build sprint with Cursor Austin where builders turned ideas into working software with Cursor, shipping apps, agents, tools, and automations solo or in teams of up to four. Supabase was the sponsored backend.

The first AITX Community hackathon in Houston. Builders spent the day on apps, agents, tools, and automations with no required theme or stack, then demoed to judges. Supported by Supabase and Featherless.
In collaboration with Cursor
A one-day hackathon with Cursor Austin where builders shipped apps with Grok in Cursor across three paths: cool factor, business use case, and agentic orchestration. Top three teams presented and took home cash prizes.
In collaboration with NVIDIA
A hands-on hackathon with NVIDIA where builders created autonomous agents that do more than chat: they take action, coordinate tools, and ship a working demo by the end of the event.
In collaboration with Codex
AITX Community teamed up with Codex for a 48-hour hackathon in Austin, bringing together engineers, systems builders, founders, designers, and students to ship working AI projects.

In collaboration with AITX Community, HackAI, Applied AI Society, Organized AI
A grassroots hackathon focused on building with OpenClaw, bringing together builders from across the Austin AI community. Supported by Linkt AI and Gradient.network.
In collaboration with NVIDIA
The 4th AITX Community Hackathon in partnership with NVIDIA, focusing on edge AI applications and local compute solutions powered by the new DGX Spark platform.
In collaboration with NVIDIA
Weekend-long hackathon focused on building with NVIDIA's Nemotron models, AI Agents, and Open Source projects—with an official Nemotron track, Hack Fair, and awards.
In collaboration with webAI
Presented by webAI & AITX at Antler ATX, this weekend-long event challenged hackers across 5 tracks (Open Source, Llama, Agents, etc.) with cash and AWS prizes.
In collaboration with Meta, Cerebral Valley
Co-hosted with Meta and Cerebral Valley, teams built products on Meta's Llama models—culminating in a reception, two-day hackathon, and top prizes like RayBans & Tesla Cyberquad.
In collaboration with AI Tinkerers, Lambda Labs
Where AI Dreams Became Reality—our very first Austin AI Community Hackathon, co-hosted with Austin AI Tinkerers, brought together local engineers for a 48-hour sprint of creativity (and coffee!).





















