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​Infer-a-Thon: The Agentic AI Hackathon

​Build agents. Solve real-world problems. Compete with builders across the globe.

​The next wave of AI isn't just about building smarter models. There is one important direction that's emerging - building systems that can think, retrieve, reason, and take action.

​Welcome to Infer-a-Thon, a global AI hackathon organised by Geek Room in collaboration with Superlinked.

​We're bringing together developers, AI engineers, startup founders, working professionals, and AI enthusiasts to build the next generation of AI-powered applications.

​Over 7 days, you'll turn ideas into working products, experiment with modern AI technologies, solve meaningful problems, and compete with builders from across the world for a ₹1.5 lakh+ cash prize pool.

​Explore the Tracks

​Infer-a-Thon will feature two tracks. Here's an early look at what you can expect.

​Track 1: Agentic Businesses in India

​Build AI agents that solve real business workflows in the Indian context.

​Think beyond generic business automation. Explore challenges around relationship-driven deals, credit terms, WhatsApp and phone-based follow-ups, multilingual documents, and workflows that are often handled manually.

​The goal is to build agents that understand these business realities, make useful decisions, and help get things done.

​Track 2: Agentic Engineering

​Build agents that do real engineering work, including coding, testing, SRE, migrations, and other software engineering workflows.

​Combine frontier LLMs for planning and reasoning with Superlinked's SIE for supporting capabilities such as retrieval, reranking, classification, information extraction, and guardrails.

​Important: These are early track previews, not the final problem statements.

​The complete problem briefs, expected agent capabilities, detailed requirements, available resources, and evaluation criteria for both tracks will be released on December 5, 2026.

​Stay tuned for the official announcement!

​Start Exploring with Superlinked

​You don't have to wait until December 5 to start experimenting.
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​We recommend exploring the Superlinked Cookbook, which contains example projects and practical implementations to help you understand how Superlinked's SIE can be used to build intelligent applications.

​Explore the cookbook: superlinked/cookbook

​Here's how we'd recommend using it:

  • ​Explore the existing projects to understand their architecture and implementation.

  • ​Experiment with different models, retrieval approaches, and workflows.

  • ​Understand how SIE can support different parts of an AI application.

  • ​Try combining capabilities to build more sophisticated agentic workflows.

  • ​Take inspiration from the examples, but don't simply reproduce an existing project.

  • ​Improve on the ideas, introduce meaningful capabilities, and build something original.

​You can also explore other projects in the Superlinked ecosystem and start experimenting with different use cases.

​The cookbook is a starting point, not a list of projects to copy. We want to see what you can build on top of these ideas.

​A Few Things to Keep in Mind

  • ​This is an AI hackathon, not an integration sprint. You can use mock APIs and sample datasets where necessary. You don't need to integrate with live business systems.

  • ​Focus on the agent. The quality of your agent, its capabilities, reasoning, and ability to solve the given problem will matter.

  • ​Build beyond basic LLM wrappers. Think about how retrieval, reranking, classification, extraction, and other capabilities can improve your application.

  • ​Use SIE meaningfully. For the Agentic Engineering track, every project should use SIE for at least one supporting capability, rather than relying only on a single embeddings call.

  • ​Originality matters. Existing examples are there to help you learn and experiment. Your submission should demonstrate meaningful improvements and original work.

  • ​Build something functional. Focus on demonstrating what your agent can actually accomplish, not just presenting an idea or a collection of prompts.

​The detailed technical expectations will be shared along with the official problem statements.

​What You Can Expect

  • ​Access to Superlinked's SIE technology and technical documentation.

  • ​Technical mentorship and guidance during the hackathon.

  • ​Clearly defined problem statements across both tracks.

  • ​An opportunity to showcase your work to industry professionals.

  • ​Evaluation and feedback from technical experts.

  • ​A global community of developers and AI builders.

  • ​A ₹1.5 lakh+ prize pool, with a winning team selected from each track.

​Hackathon Timeline

  • ​December 5: Official problem statements released and hackathon begins.

  • ​December 5–11: Seven-day building phase with technical resources and mentorship.

  • ​December 12: Mentoring and evaluation round.

  • ​December 14–15: Finalists announced. Top 5 teams from each track will qualify.

  • ​December 20: Final presentations and winner announcements.

​A total of 10 teams will qualify for the final stage, with 5 finalists from each track.

​Each track will have its own winning team.

​Who Can Participate?

​Everyone is welcome. There are no restrictions based on your educational background, professional experience, or location.

​We're inviting:

  • ​Software developers and AI engineers.

  • ​Working professionals.

  • ​Professionals returning to work or getting back into building.

  • ​People currently interning at companies.

  • ​Startup founders and independent builders.

  • ​AI enthusiasts and researchers.

​We particularly encourage working professionals and current interns to participate.

​If you're already working at a company or interning with a team, bring that industry experience into the hackathon. Your exposure to real engineering challenges, business workflows, and practical problems can give you a different perspective when building your solution.

​Team Formation and Registration

​Team size: 1–4 members.

  • ​You can participate individually or as a team.

  • ​Bring your fellow builders that accompany you on production code and professionals!

  • ​You can form teams with people from different companies, and backgrounds.

  • ​Every participant must register individually through Luma.

  • ​If you're participating as a team, decide on a unique team name and make sure every member enters exactly the same name during registration.

  • ​One member should identify themselves as the team lead.

​Don't have a team yet? You can still register individually and connect with other participants to find teammates.

​Participants from anywhere in the world are welcome.

​About the Organisers

​Geek Room

​Geek Room is a global developer community connecting 150,000+ developers across 400+ colleges and 20+ chapters. With 25+ hackathons and developer initiatives, Geek Room brings together builders, and technology communities to learn, collaborate, and create.

​Superlinked

​Superlinked builds technology for intelligent retrieval and AI applications. Its SIE platform enables developers to build sophisticated information retrieval and processing systems that power more capable AI applications.

​Ready to Build?

​Start exploring the resources, get your team together, and prepare to build something meaningful.

​The problem statements go live on December 5. Until then, experiment, learn, and start thinking about what you want to create.

​7 days. 2 tracks. 10 finalist teams. 2 track winners. ₹1.5 lakh+ in prizes.

​See you at Infer-a-Thon!

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