"I came in expecting a college-style hack day. The room felt closer to a real product sprint."
Building agents is easy. Managing them < isn't.easy > — so we're getting 200 builders in one room to fix that.
Packed rooms, live demos, mentor energy, and builders deep in flow. These are moments from the previous Bengaluru run that set the tone for what Nasiko feels like in person.
One room, a lot of intent, and a crowd that stayed locked in from opening keynote to final demos.
Keynote energy
Deep-dive talks
Build in public
Room full of builders
9:30 AM to evening on 20th June 2026 — here's the full flow at Microsoft Hyderabad office.
Doors open, get settled, meet the room. The day begins.
Intro to Nasiko open source with a live walkthrough — see exactly what you'll be building on top of.
Tracks go live in the room. Pick your problem, form your angle, start scoping.
Four hours of uninterrupted building. Mentors on the floor, infra covered — heads down and ship.
Submission form goes live. Upload your project, write your README, lock in your demo link.
Teams demo live on stage. Judges deliberate. Winners announced and prizes handed out.
Winning teams walk away with something worth building for. Details revealed at the event.
You won't go hungry. Every meal, every break — fully covered for the day.
Engineers on the floor, available all day. Unblock yourself faster than you'd expect.
Enough runway to ship and stress-test your idea. No excuses about API limits.
200 builders in one room. The conversations between sessions are half the point.
Top builders get noticed. What comes next is up to you.
These are representative personas from the previous Bengaluru edition: the mix of people, motivations, and energy that made the room special.
"I came in expecting a college-style hack day. The room felt closer to a real product sprint."
"The best part was not the prize pool. It was having serious builders around me who actually pushed the idea forward."
"Usually design gets bolted on late. Here, product thinking and interaction decisions were part of the conversation from the start."
"What mattered was the density of people who were already building. You could sanity-check an idea in ten minutes."
"The room had beginner curiosity and senior execution at the same time. That mix is rare."
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