Oasis Gives Multi-Agent Systems One Day to Become Working Software
A multi-agent system can look coordinated in a diagram while every meaningful decision still waits for a human to discover where the handoff broke.
Oasis is giving engineers, researchers, and builders a full day to move past the architecture slide. Participants will assemble coordinated teams of agents, combine models and frameworks, and build an application with policies, approvals, and Slack or iMessage handoffs inside the workflow.
The event provides workspace, food, mentors from the Oasis team, and prizes. Builders bring a laptop and an idea. The invitation reaches both experienced agent developers and people attempting their first multi-agent project, but the finish line is the same: a working application by the end of the day, with enough structure around it to show who can act and where the system still has to ask.
The demo will reveal whether the agents can divide the work. The more important signal arrives in the moments when they disagree, stall, or reach an action that still needs somebody to own what happens next.
Event details
- Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
- Time: 09:00-21:00 PT
- Location: FiDi (SF), San Francisco, CA
- Format: Hackathon
- Host: Oasis
- Registration: [Official SF Tech Week event page](https://www.tech-week.com/calendar/sf/events/oasis-multi-agent-hackathon-f85a2009-8d27-40a6-817d-cde1fd97f986?src=mcp)
Registration status, capacity, meeting details, and program information can change. Use the official event page for the latest organizer updates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is hosting the Multi-Agent Hackathon?
Oasis is the listed host.
What should participants bring?
The organizer asks participants to bring a laptop and an idea.
What will teams build?
Teams will build working multi-agent applications using coordinated agents, policies, approvals, and human handoffs.
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