🧠 AI-Memory Hackathon: Building your own Agent LLM Wiki 🚀
"Instead of just retrieving from raw documents at query time, the LLM incrementally builds and maintains a persistent wiki" - Karpathy
Recently, Karpathy popularised the idea of LLM Wiki. We decided to give it a go and try to extend on that idea and build one together with you.
🏆 $1,500+ Cash Pool
Main Prizes
🥇 Prize: $800 cash🥈 Prize: $500 cash🥉 Prize: $200 cash
🧰 Build LLM Knowledge Wiki
In this hands-on hackathon, you will use Cognee’s open-source memory engine to build your LLM Knowledge Wiki
Your wiki should do thee base operations:
IngestQuery + Self-improveLint
Check how Karpathy explains it here: https://gist.github.com/karpathy/442a6bf555914893e9891c11519de94f
💥 Show us what you got
You will have 3 minutes to stand out:
Present your idea and explain how you leverage agent self-improvementRun a live demo that showcases your agent in action
⏱️ Schedule
12:00 PM — Doors open + Networking12:30 PM — Opening remarks + partner demos1:00 PM — Hacking begins4:30 PM — Project Submission Deadline - finalists selection5:00 PM — Finalist presentation & judging5:30 PM — Awards ceremony6:00 PM — Event wrap-up & doors close
Technology & Venture Partners
Redis
About Cognee
Cognee is an open-source AI memory engine that transforms unstructured data into persistent, queryable memory. It enables AI agents to store, retrieve, and reason over information across time, making it possible to build more reliable, adaptive, and stateful AI systems.
About Redis
Redis is a real-time context engine that unifies streaming and vector data to power intelligent applications and AI agents with instant awareness. It enables developers to process and serve dynamic context at sub-millisecond speed with enterprise-grade reliability, delivering highly responsive and personalized experiences at scale.
About Pebblebed
Pebblebed is a technical early stage VC founded by Pam Vagata (cofounder of OpenAI, ran AI for Stripe, inventor of FBLearner Flow); Keith Adams (founded Facebook AI Research, was chief architect at Slack, 20th engineer at VMWare) and Tammie Siew (former Sequoia Southeast Asia investor, former Sequoia & Notable Capital backed founder)
