What to Build

Create an AI Agent proof-of-concept using one or more Databricks tools. Your agent should demonstrate intelligent reasoning, decision-making, or autonomous action-taking capabilities. For example, you might work on:

• Agents that can query databases, analyze data, and provide recommendations
• Multi-step reasoning agents that break down complex tasks
• Agents that interact with external APIs or tools to accomplish goals
• Conversational agents with access to data through RAG
• Agents that can generate, execute, and iterate on code or analysis
• Multi-agent systems where different agents collaborate or specialize

(Optional) Data for Good Challenges

• Theme 1: Community Wellness & Support Navigator AI agents that provide insights into community health, connect people to local support services (health, social, wellness), and help them navigate complicated healthcare benefits data. Here are some specific project ideas—feel free to use them or come up with your own:
  • Proactive Community Health Alerting: Agent monitors data, identifies emerging health concerns, and generates/sends alerts to stakeholders.
  • Personalized Support & Action Facilitator: Agent finds tailored support resources and takes an action like drafting an email or pre-filling a form for the user.
  • Resource Equity & Gap Visualization Agent: Agent analyzes resource distribution, visualizes gaps, and generates reports/communications for advocacy.
• Theme 2: Accessible City & Travel Equity Agent AI agents that promote inclusivity by helping individuals with accessibility needs discover and navigate cities and travel options, or analyze urban data to advocate for improvements. Here are some specific project ideas—feel free to use them or come up with your own:
  • Accessible Lodging & Attraction Verifier & Booker's Assistant: Agent finds/verifies accessible lodging/attractions and drafts inquiries or simulates booking steps.
  • Curated Accessible City Experience Planner & Concierge: Agent curates accessible experiences, verifies details, and drafts accommodation requests or facilitates visit planning.
  • Hyper-Personalized Accessible Route & Experience Planner: Agent plans detailed accessible routes and generates personalized itineraries.

What to Submit

Submissions to the Hackathon must meet the following requirements as applicable:

1. Include a project built with the required developer tools that meets the above Project Requirements.
2. Access must be provided to an Entrant’s working project for judging and testing by providing a link to a website, functioning demo, or a test build. If the Entrant’s project is private, Entrant must include login credentials in its testing instructions. If the project requires access to third-party data, Entrant must ensure that the Judges, Sponsor, and Administrator will have access to its testing instructions.
3. Include a text description that explains the features and functionality of your project.
4. Include a URL to your public and open-source GitHub repository for the project. The GitHub repository must show that the project was built during the Hackathon Project Period, include an open-source license, and be publicly visible.