Kane CLI Hack Day supported by OpenAI

Build it with OpenAI. Validate with Kane. Kane CLI Hack Day SF, Supported by OpenAI. Build it with an agent. Verify it with Kane. Your agent can write an app in minutes. On October 24 you find out if that app actually works. We're taking over a room in San Francisco for a full day of building with AI coding agents, with support from OpenAI. Kane CLI runs on OpenAI models under the hood, so for one Saturday the models that help write your code are also the ones checking it. $30,000+ in prizes and credits Saturday, October 24 · San Francisco · Hosted by TestMu AI, supported by OpenAI. Seats are limited and every registration is reviewed. Apply early. The Challenge Build a working app with any AI coding agent. Use Kane CLI to prove it works. Ship by 6 PM. That's all there is to it. Build a tool, a dashboard, a game, an internal utility, a strange experiment, or the side project that's been sitting in your notes app since spring. Just follow two rules: Come solo or bring a team of up to four. Bring your laptop and your stack. We'll cover food, coffee, credits and help on the floor. Pick your track The Prizes Every winning team also gets: Every builder walks away with Before you arrive FAQs Do I have to build with OpenAI? Participants receive $250 in OpenAI API credits. Which AI agent should I use? Whichever one you already build with. Terminal agents, IDE agents, browser agents, custom agents, MCP servers and multi-agent setups all count. Kane CLI is the one required layer, and everything above it is your call. Which other AI tools can I use? Anything that helps you ship. There's no approved-tools list, so bring your own models, frameworks and scaffolding. Do I need a paid Kane CLI plan? No. Every builder gets 3 months of KaneAI Pro, starting on event day. Can I bring a project I've already started? Yes, but the Kane CLI integration has to happen on the day. At demo time, show what existed at 10 AM and what you built after that. Judges will weight the new work. Can I work solo? Absolutely. Solo builders are welcome, and so are teams of up to four. Do I need to know Playwright or Selenium? No. Kane CLI works in plain English: describe the flow and Kane runs it. If you know Playwright, the built-in export is a nice bonus for your writeup. What if my project breaks during demos? Test hard before 5 PM, because submissions lock at the deadline and you can't push fixes during demos. If your app depends on a third-party service, keep a recorded run or a backup deploy ready so judges still see what you built.