The future of software will consist of thousands of autonomous AI agents operating simultaneously. Sequential execution is fundamentally incompatible with that future.
$1,000
In cash prizes
Sep 5–6
2026
Online
Worldwide
Free
To enter
How it goes
Now
You get the Mozaik docs and a starter template to take apart.
Sep 4
An introduction to Mozaik, and the brief goes public.
Sep 5–6
One open brief, one weekend. Help lives in our Discord and our daily.dev squad.
Sep 6
Deadline is the evening of the 6th. A repo, a short demo, submitted here.
Sep 13
A week for the judges to read every entry properly.
Stay in the loop
The brief, the kickoff link, mentor hours, the deadline and the winners are all announced there first — and we mirror every announcement to the address you register with, so nothing depends on you being online at the right moment.
Not on Discord? Every announcement also goes out by email.
Details
Any developer, anywhere. Enter solo and we'll help you find teammates, or bring your own team. Team size limits announced soon.
A working system where several agents run at the same time — sharing state and coordinating with each other, rather than handing off in a fixed sequence. There's one open brief, not separate tracks: what you build is up to you, as long as concurrency is the point. You submit a repo and a short demo.
No. Mozaik is JigJoy's open-source TypeScript runtime for concurrent agents, and everyone who applies gets the docs, a starter template, and a short primer before kickoff.
The build weekend is 5–6 September 2026. A livestream introduction to Mozaik runs on 4 September, submissions close on the evening of the 6th, and winners are announced on 13 September. Exact times and timezone announced soon.
Judging criteria and the panel are announced soon. Expect weight on genuine use of concurrency — agents that actually run together, not a sequential pipeline in disguise.
Nothing. It's free to enter and fully online.