313 Buildathon
313 Buildathon · For experienced builders
Builder's Kit
For experienced builders: build an AI agent with real memory, a typed tool, and a teammate — then kill it on purpose and watch it recover, on your own free Cloudflare account. The weekend's credits, rules, and judging criteria are on the cheat sheet.
In this playbook
- The presentationRun the slides full-screen. Use ← / → or Space to advance.
- Cheat sheetBuildathon essentials up top — credits, rules, judging — then the agent build guide.
- Before you startAccounts and tools to line up Friday night.
- Submit for event creditsBuildathon Participant Tool Intake — allocates your Lovable credits. One per person, same email you'll use to sign into Lovable.
- Starter kit (GitHub)The six-checkpoint build. On the GitHub page, click the green "Code" button → "Download ZIP", unzip it, and rename the folder to triage-agent. No git needed. Inside: a src/ tree shaped for a team of agents, six checkpoint folders with step-by-step READMEs, sample incident data, and the preflight/catchup scripts.
- Flue docsThe framework we build on — one 'use agent' TypeScript file, compiled by the build step into a Durable Object.
- Flue → Cloudflare deploy guideThe exact steps npx wrangler deploy runs under the hood.
- DeepWiki: Flue internalsAI-generated deep documentation of the Flue codebase — ask it questions about how anything works under the hood (hooks, durability, the build step).
- DeepWiki: the starter kitThe same, for the starter repo — explore and question the exact code you're building on.
- Agents on CloudflareThe platform picture — Workers, Durable Objects, and Workers AI as one stack for agents.
- Agent tracing docsHow to read the trace waterfall when checkpoint 5's drills break things on purpose.