Opportunity brief
Agent Passport Challenge - Build. Verify. Prove Your Agent Can Travel.
The Agent Passport Challenge is a 21-day engineering challenge organized by HiDevs x Lyzr, presented by AI House, where participants build modular, portable, and verifiable AI agents.
Your agent may work perfectly inside one framework - but can it travel across different runtimes and ecosystems?
This challenge focuses on agent portability, architecture, interoperability, verification, and production-grade documentation. Participants will work on real technical milestones and earn points by successfully completing verification checkpoints.
Guidelines:
- Open to developers, AI engineers, students, researchers, and AI enthusiasts.
- Participants can participate individually or as a team, subject to the challenge platform's rules.
- Participants can compete through different contribution paths, including:
- Agent Building
- Framework Migration
- Open Source Contributions
- Technical Deep Dives
- Participants should build or contribute to an AI agent system demonstrating modular and portable architecture.
- The challenge runs for 21 days, from 13 September to 3 October 2026.
- Participants must complete the required technical verification gates through the HiDevs platform.
- Final submissions must include the required source code, architecture details, documentation, and verification evidence.
- Participants can earn points for successfully completing technical milestones and climb the live leaderboard.
- The total cash prize pool is $500.
- Standout submissions may receive 30-day featured placement in the official GitAgent Registry.
What You Can Build:
Participants can work on:
- Specialized autonomous AI agents
- Portable agent architectures
- Cross-framework agent implementations
- Framework migration solutions
- Agent tooling and open-source infrastructure
- Technical documentation and deep-dive guides
Evaluation:
Submissions will be evaluated based on:
- Architecture and modularity
- Agent portability
- Framework interoperability
- Agent identity and behavior contracts
- Tool design
- Technical implementation
- Verification results
- Documentation quality
- Innovation and practical impact
Rules:
- All submissions must be original work by the participant/team.
- Open-source libraries and frameworks may be used in accordance with their licenses.
- Participants are responsible for the code and work submitted under their name.
- Major third-party components should be appropriately disclosed.
- Participants must complete the required verification checkpoints.
- Only submissions made through the designated HiDevs challenge platform will be considered for official scoring.
- Plagiarism, fraudulent verification, manipulated results, or misrepresentation of work may result in disqualification.
- Organizers reserve the right to verify submissions and make the final decision regarding winners.
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