Automate a task you do every day.[prizes included]
Newsletters, follow-ups, candidate screening, ticket triage… pick the workflow that eats your day, and we'll match you to the right way to join the next 7-day AI hackathon.
- No coding, no scripts
- Build an Agent-as-a-Service
- Real prizes for useful submissions
- Free to join from any lab
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7 days, 1 agent, 0 code
Build inside the Leapility Playbook Editor — assemble AI agents like you'd describe a process to a new hire.
Frame the workflow
Map the repetitive task: triggers, inputs, decisions, outputs.
Build in the Playbook Editor
Drag-and-drop steps, prompts, tools, data sources. No scripts.
Ship as Agent-as-a-Service
Test on real data, record a 2-min demo, publish your agent.
What builders say
Teams from sales, marketing, HR and support shipping AI agents in 7 days.
The hackathon was the big unlock. Tools like ChatGPT and Claude are great, but a 7-day sprint is what got our sales team to actually integrate AI into their daily workflow.
We stopped talking about AI and shipped something. In 7 days my team built a prospecting assistant that automates the admin work we used to dread. We focus on closing now.
Hackathons are the fastest way to get a team using AI. They create space for experimentation, spark real adoption, and give you shippable wins in a week — not a quarter.
Marketing ops went from a backlog to a system. We built a multi-agent CRM that handles lead scoring and event follow-up. The team finally trusts the pipeline.
Best onboarding to AI my team has ever had. Instead of yet another training, we picked one bottleneck and automated it. Everyone left with a working agent and ideas for ten more.
Anything is possible with the Playbook Editor. You just need some imagination and a workflow you're tired of doing by hand. I keep finding excuses to build new agents.
The hackathon was the big unlock. Tools like ChatGPT and Claude are great, but a 7-day sprint is what got our sales team to actually integrate AI into their daily workflow.
We stopped talking about AI and shipped something. In 7 days my team built a prospecting assistant that automates the admin work we used to dread. We focus on closing now.
Hackathons are the fastest way to get a team using AI. They create space for experimentation, spark real adoption, and give you shippable wins in a week — not a quarter.
Marketing ops went from a backlog to a system. We built a multi-agent CRM that handles lead scoring and event follow-up. The team finally trusts the pipeline.
Best onboarding to AI my team has ever had. Instead of yet another training, we picked one bottleneck and automated it. Everyone left with a working agent and ideas for ten more.
Anything is possible with the Playbook Editor. You just need some imagination and a workflow you're tired of doing by hand. I keep finding excuses to build new agents.