Future of Decentralized Intelligence through AI Agents

What is a Sundai Hack? This is not your typical hackathon. Sundai intentionally drops the “-athon” — because this is something else:
No judges, no prizes, no competition
100% cooperation and co-creation
Group-wide brainstorming before building
Focus on learning, sharing, and a touch of frolic
Community-driven and grassroots — some bring code, others bring croissants
Sundai Hacks are run on Sundays by builders who care more about what we learn together than what we win.
Come build with us.
Picture billions of specialized AI agents—each with its own purpose—co-operating across a truly decentralized network. NANDA (Networked Agents And Decentralized AI) extends Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) to make that vision real. On Sunday, 29 June 2025 we’re handing you the keys for eight intense hours of building, learning, and shipping.
📍 When & Where
- Date: Sunday 29 June 2025
- Time: 10:00 – 18:00 local time
- Location: Paris, Île-de-France (exact venue released to accepted hackers)
Space is capped at 20 builders, so far, and we vet every registration—lock your spot now or risk the wait-list.
⚡ What You’ll Do
- Form a lean team (1–5 people) or hack solo—your call
- Prototype an agent-based solution on the NANDA stack (or your own)
- Demo live code at 18:00—no slide decks, just running software
- Swap tips with MIT & Harvard researchers, AI Tinkerers core members, and fellow deep builders throughout the day
- Walk away with new friends, repo stars, and a fresh POV on decentralized intelligence
🗓️ Day-Of Flow
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 10:00 | Doors & Lightning Intro |
| 10:30 | Idea Pitches + Coffee |
| 14:00 | Optional neighborhood lunch walk |
| 17:00 | Demo Prep |
| 18:00 | Live Demos & Community Voting |
🛠️ Community Hack Day
Bring your laptop. Bring your passion. Build with others.
Top teams earn bragging rights and curated intros across the AI Tinkerers network.
🔍 Who Gets In
We review LinkedIn, GitHub, or Twitter to confirm you’re actively building with AI. Investors, recruiters, and marketers sit this one out—everyone in the room ships code.
✅ How to Register
- Hit the registration button above.
- Add a quick link to your code or profile.
- Tell us what skills you’re bringing and the agent idea you’re itching to prototype.
- Watch for an approval email. (We reply fast—check spam.)
🧰 Helpful Links
- NANDA docs: nanda.mit.edu
- MCP spec: modelcontext.org
🤝 Organizers
Sundai Club (Harvard + MIT AI Hacker Club) — the largest AI Hacker Club at MIT & Harvard

AI Tinkerers Paris — Local host & curation of a global, curated network of AI builders hosting events in 65+ cities.

aethos.org - Global communities for AI innovators, with offices in Boston, Berlin and soon Paris and London

🍕 Sponsors
Alisdair Broshar
Head of DevRel @ Koyeb
Julien Fayet
CEO @ Schoolab
Nora Hechelef
Data project manager @ Schoolab
Aditi Joshi
Open source @ Google
Serge Vasylechko
AI Research @ Harvard
🙌 Code of Conduct (Read Me!)
- Leave the room exactly as you found it
- Be respectful, ask when unsure
- Pinky-promise you’ll stay for demos—you owe your team and the community
📊 Community Snapshot
- Attendance: This exclusive community of 4,082 subscribers comprises elite technical professionals, with 42% specializing in AI/ML research, 31% in full-stack software engineering, and 27% in technical leadership. Members possess deep expertise in PyTorch, LLMs, and agentic architectures. Notably, the group features prominent open-source maintainers from Hugging Face and graduates from top-tier institutions like École Polytechnique.
- Companies Represented: Featuring tech giants like Google, Meta, and Microsoft, alongside open-source and AI leaders such as Hugging Face, Mistral AI, LangWatch, and Black Forest Labs, and innovative startups like ElevenLabs, Docker, Datadog, Algolia, and Zoom, and more
- Demos: Across 130 submissions, 83 demos have been presented at AI Tinkerers - Paris. The most exciting themes have focused on agentic production workflows, knowledge-graph-driven reasoning (GraphRAG/context graphs), and system architectures for scalable, reliable deployments. Technically, structured outputs and tool/function calling, cost/latency reductions, eval/benchmarking, and multimodal/local execution have been repeatedly explored.
- Testimonials:
Ready to build the Internet of AI Agents? Hit register and we’ll see you on 29 June.




