# TEAMZ AI Hackathon | Build OpenClaw AI Assistant 🦞
**Date de l'événement :** 07/04/2026
* Publié le 07/04/2026

### Date
07/04/2026

### Galerie d'image
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### Ville
`#Minato City` 

## Description
🚀 Build Your Own AI Assistant From Scratch  
Join us for a hands-on workshop where you'll build "OpenClaw" — your own customizable AI assistant powered by production-ready models and tools. No black boxes, no vendor lock-in. Just you, the code, and production-ready infrastructure.  
AI Builders is partnering with TEAMZ for a full-day hackathon in Tokyo — build, test, and deploy a working OpenClaw solution together.  
What You'll Build  
Over the course of this workshop, you'll assemble a fully functional AI assistant by integrating best-in-class components:  
Step 1 — Zeabur (The Launchpad): Spin up a dedicated server on Zeabur to deploy OpenClaw, meaning there's absolutely no security risk at all. Deploy your OpenClaw backend, APIs, and web interfaces with a single click, ensuring your project is live, accessible, and scalable.  
Step 2 — Agnes Claw (The Brains): Use the purpose-built Agnes-Claw and Agnes-Claw-Pro models as your primary LLM backend. They deliver high-quality, low-cost reasoning and advanced tool-calling capabilities specifically optimized for OpenClaw agents.  
Step 3 — Nosana (The Muscle): Supercharge your compute with Nosana's decentralized GPUs to run specialized AI models. Use them to run tasks, process heavy data workloads, or host custom local models for your assistant affordably.  
Step 4 — Bright Data (The Eyes): Give your assistant the ability to browse the web. Build custom web-scraping "skills" into your OpenClaw agents to fetch real-time data, monitor trends, or aggregate research automatically using reliable, large-scale infrastructure.  
Step 5 — mem9 (The Memory): Equip your OpenClaw assistants with long-term memory and contextual awareness. Use mem9 to seamlessly store, embed, and retrieve past interactions and user preferences, allowing your OpenClaw agents to retain context across infinite sessions.  
Step 6 — TiDB Cloud (The State): The database built for AI Agents. With zero operational config, and zero fees until you hit scale, TiDB Cloud Serverless provides fully functional, disposable distributed SQL databases using just a single line of curl to effortlessly and autonomously manage their own state.  
Step 7 — QoderWork (The Workspace): Use this AI-native desktop assistant to build your code. QoderWork plans and executes complex tasks, writes and sandboxes code, helping you rapidly develop your OpenClaw logic, design custom MCPs (Model Context Protocol), and test your workflows locally before shipping.  
Claim Your Zeabur Credits  
Every participant gets free Zeabur credits to spin up a dedicated server to run OpenClaw. Select at least a 4 vCPU / 8GB RAM configuration.  
Code: BUILDER0407  
Redeem here: zeabur.com/events?code=BUILDER0407  
Tutorial  
New to the stack? Walk through the step-by-step guide to understand how each product works together before the hackathon: OpenClaw Tutorial  
Who Should Attend  
Developers looking to build production-ready AI assistants  
Founders prototyping AI-powered products  
Engineers who want to understand AI stack integration  
Anyone shipping AI features weekly  
Agenda  
1:00 PM — Check-in & Networking  
1:30 PM — AI Builders & Hackathon Challenge Introduction  
1:45 PM — Tadatoshi Sekiguchi, Senior Solution Architect at TiDB Japan (15 min)  
2:00 PM — Brian Chen, Head of Support at Zeabur (15 min)  
2:15 PM — Jack Wang, Solution Architect at Alibaba Cloud Japan (15 min)  
2:30 PM — Hacking Session Begins  
4:30 PM — Submission Deadline, Demo Sessions & Top 3 Winner Selection  
6:00 PM — Event Concludes  
Judges  
Amber Liu — Director, SIG Asia Investment LLLP  
Yang Kecheng — AI Data Platform Engineer, CADDi  
Tadatoshi Sekiguchi — TiDB  
Judging Criteria  
Completeness: Whether the team finished at least a minimum viable product.  
Innovation: Is the product idea innovative?  
Real-Life Problem Solving: Is the project solving a real-life problem, or is there a real pain in the market?  
Sponsored Product Usage: Did the team use all the sponsored products?  
What to Bring  
Laptop with your preferred development environment  
Basic knowledge of APIs and cloud services  
Your hackathon ideas (optional but encouraged)  
Prizes  
Winning teams will receive credits from our sponsors to continue building and scaling their OpenClaw projects. More details to be announced.  
Hackathon Submission  
Submit your project before 4:30 PM: Submit your project  
Online Chat Group  
Connect with other participants, find teammates, and share ideas: Join the chat group  
Why Join  
This isn't a tutorial — it's a build session. You'll leave with a working AI assistant, production-tested integration patterns, and connections to fellow builders who ship. Walk away ready to customize, extend, and deploy your own OpenClaw variants.  
Build the future of AI assistants. Together.

**Lien de l'évènement :** [https://luma.com/teamzaihackathon](https://luma.com/teamzaihackathon)

### Pays
`#Japan` 

### Continent
`#Asia` 

## event_id
evt-MkXJcs7FLXfynDj@events.lu.ma

### Outils
`#Zeabur` `#Agnes-Claw` `#Agnes-Claw-Pro` `#Nosana` `#Bright Data` `#mem9` `#TiDB Cloud` `#QoderWork` `#Alibaba Cloud` 



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