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17
Mahjong After Dark
Loop Engineering Hackathon
July 17, 2026 at San Francisco in San Francisco, CA
Calling all engineers, PMs, founders, and hackers to dive into loop engineering. Build self-directing agent loops that plan, act, observe, and self-correct across the full build cycle, from spec to implementation to testing and iteration.
Test that half-built idea, ship something scrappy-but-real, and meet like-minded people solving hard problems.
We're backing you with some of the best teams:
AWS: the models and cloud infrastructure to help you actually ship
Zero.xyz: unblocks your AI for free
Nexla: the data layer for AI - connectivity, context, and data delivery built for enterprise AI systems.
Pomerium: Secure your agentic runtime
Speakers
We have an incredible lineup of speakers and judges that will be present at the event.
Michael Ludden - Marketing @ ZeroClick
Abhijit Bharadwaj - Software AI Engineer @ Nexla
Nick Taylor - Developer Advocate @ Pomerium
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Judges
Michael Ludden - Marketing @ ZeroClick
Andry Lebedev - Co-Founder & CEO @ Swipelux
Amey Desai - CTO @ Nexla
Abhijit Bharadwaj - Software AI Engineer @ Nexla
Nick Taylor - Developer Advocate @ Pomerium
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Schedule (Tentative)
Thank you to our Partners!
🏆 JUDGING: The judging participation is invitation only.
💰 SPONSORSHIP NOTICE: We are always oversubscribed, apply for future events.
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Date:
July 17, 2026
Time:
9:30 AM
7:30 PM
Event website: https://luma.com/loophack
Event type:
Uncategorized
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