Vultr powers the backend infrastructure for this hackathon. While projects can use any infrastructure, teams that deploy on Vultr and use it as the central system of record for planning, coordination, and execution will be eligible for the Vultr Awards.

Build a Web-Based Enterprise Agent Deployed on Vultr 
Participants will design and develop a web-based AI agent purpose-built to support enterprise teams—from marketing to sales, operations, and beyond. Your mission: create a smart, agentic tool that simplifies, accelerates, or transforms workflows for today’s (and tomorrow’s) knowledge workers. Teams aiming for the Vultr Awards should deploy their core app on Vultr and optimize it for real-world business use cases.

Projects should demonstrate multi-step, agentic or rule-based workflows, realistic future-of-work use cases, and a production-style web application.

What We’re Looking For

• Enterprise-Ready: Your agent should address pain points or opportunities within marketing, sales, customer success, HR, or other enterprise functions.

• Agentic & Autonomous: Move beyond simple prompts. Build workflows where the agent can reason, plan, and act with minimal human input. Think multi-step tasks, decision trees, and feedback loops.

• Future-of-Work Focused: Help teams save time, make smarter decisions, or enhance collaboration—through the lens of what future employee experience could look like.

• Web-Based & Deployable: Your project should be a deployable web app. Teams aiming for the Vultr Awards should deploy it on Vultr, but you can use any stack, language, or framework. Apps should be cloud-hosted and publicly accessible (Vultr credits will be provided for eligible teams).

• Scalable Tooling: We encourage—but don’t require—use of technologies like vector databases, model context protocol (MCP), or other modular, scalable AI components.

Key Positioning

• Vultr is the central backend powering your system

• Your application coordinates planning, workflows, and operations

• Focus on platform thinking, not just a one-off demo

Developer Expectations

Each team must provide:

✅ GitHub repository with setup and documentation

✅ Vultr VM backend deployment

✅ Public demo URL

✅ Recorded demo video

• Clear explanation of architecture and use case

Technology

• Use any programming language or framework.

• Use open-source LLMs, retrieval-augmented generation. (Also available via Vultr Serverless Inference)

⚠️ Note: Vultr GPUs are not available for this event.

Resources:

• Product Documentation

• Platform Documentation

• Support Documentation

• Reference Documentation
• Vultr Serverless Inference Documentation
• How to Deploy Claude Code Projects on Vultr Using Coolify

• Vultr API Endpoints

⚠️ Important Note on Vultr Credits

Vultr credits will be provided for 30 days as part of this hackathon. Teams that wish to continue using their Vultr infrastructure beyond the credit period must link a valid payment method to keep their resources active.