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Virtual Competition

The AgentWorks Hackathon

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Submissions open September 17 through October 20, 2026

Design agents that tackle the queue


Start with the work that slows you down: enrichment that waits on a human, weekly reporting sprints, and repetitive triage that surfaces time and again. Or start with the work you rarely get to; detection engineering, tailored threat hunting, proactive exposure analysis.

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Put your team’s expertise to work at scale


Assemble no-code agents in AgentWorks in minutes, grounded in the context and playbooks your team already runs on, and connected to the tools you use every day, so your team's hard-earned knowledge runs at machine speed, 24/7.

Leave your mark and win exclusive prizes


Winning submissions will be showcased across virtual channels and celebrated across the CrowdStrike community. Win exclusive prizes, from limited-edition adversary figurines and digital winner certificates to CrowdStrike swag, and a chance to present at Fal.Con 2027.

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Start building with free AI credits


Opt into Charlotte AI from the Falcon console to unlock AgentWorks with complimentary credits. Need more? Request a one-time hackathon credit grant through your account team at no additional cost, so you can build, test and refine your agent until it's ready to ship.

Frequently asked questions

Any CrowdStrike customer with Charlotte AI access – SOC analysts, security engineers, threat hunters, and security operations teams using or evaluating AgentWorks. Don't have access yet? Opt in through the Falcon console to provision Charlotte AI for free, with complimentary credits to get started.

The AgentWorks Hackathon is a free virtual competition, brought to you by CrowdStrike and NVIDIA, in which CrowdStrike customers build AI agents in Charlotte AI AgentWorks. Submissions open September 17 and close October 20, 2026; winners are announced in early November.

Participation is free. Customers who haven’t licensed Charlotte AI can provision Charlotte AI access at no additional cost from the Falcon console or request access via their account team. 

To activate free access: In the Falcon console, navigate to Falcon menu > Charlotte AI > Charlotte AI Credits opt-In and click “Get AI Credits”. Requires Falcon Administrator role to activate. Eligible to customers who have licensed any qualifying modules: Falcon Insight XDR, Falcon Cloud Security, Falcon Exposure Management, Falcon Next-Gen SIEM, Falcon Adversary Intelligence Premium, Falcon for IT

Contact your account team to request a one-time credit grant for the hackathon.

No. The hackathon is open-ended by design. You choose the problem. You design the agent.

Yes. You can make multiple submissions. 

Register here to access the submission portal and submit your agent by October 20, 2026.

A panel from CrowdStrike and NVIDIA will review eligible submissions against four criteria: problem-solving capability, agent design and scope, creativity and innovation, and demonstrated outcomes or workflow integration. The strongest submissions solve real problems in a fast, effective, and well-constructed way.

Winning submissions will be recognized and celebrated across the CrowdStrike community. Top builders will receive exclusive prizes, including limited-edition adversary figurines, digital winner certificates, and the opportunity to present at Fal.Con 2027.

Submissions close on October 20, 2026 and will be evaluated by a panel of judges from CrowdStrike and NVIDIA. Winners will be announced in early November through CrowdStrike channels and through direct email notifications.

Possibly. By entering, you grant CrowdStrike the right to use, reproduce, and publicize your submission — including your name, your organization's name, and any details it contains — in connection with the hackathon and related promotion. See the Official Rules for full details. Only submit information you have the right to share and are comfortable seeing used publicly. Do not include confidential or proprietary information, personal data (PII), credentials or secrets, or real customer/environment data. Sanitize or use representative examples where needed.