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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260723
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SUMMARY:CALL-E: Your Code Is Calling
DESCRIPTION:### Overview\nCALL-E is a developer-first platform for building AI agents that can place real phone calls to accomplish real tasks. The challenge invites AI engineers\, agent builders\, and technical founders to build and deploy applications that use CALL-E to perform practical work such as customer outreach\, appointment scheduling\, lead qualification\, service coordination\, and workflow automation. The event is online\, with a deadline that encourages participants to prototype and submit completed projects that integrate CALL-E via its SDK\, API\, MCP\, CLI\, or SKILL. The competition offers substantial cash prizes and opportunities for exposure through Devpost and affiliated channels.\n\n### Why join\nParticipants are encouraged to push a brand-new platform in directions its makers may not have imagined. The challenge emphasizes building something real rather than a purely theoretical demo. Caps on prizes total $10\,000 for the top entries\, and winners gain virtual meetings with the CALL-E team\, blog features\, and CALL-E credits. The program highlights the value of real-world impact\, practical integration work\, and early access to CALL-E’s capabilities. It is intended for developers who want hands-on experience with conversational AI that actually makes calls\, not just generates text.\n\n### Get started\nThe challenge provides a clear path: install CALL-E and sign in to obtain a starter account with free calls\, then connect an agent via MCP\, SDK\, API\, CLI\, or SKILL using the integration guide. Teams are encouraged to review example skills and apps\, brainstorm potential use cases\, and prepare a compelling demonstration of a working solution. Participants should capture a three-minute demo video\, publish it to a public platform\, and submit the required materials through Devpost. The guide also suggests optional: additional CALL-E credits\, PR submission through GitHub\, and a practical approach to building with the CALL-E ecosystem.\n\n### What to build and submit\nProjects should leverage CALL-E to create a real-world workflow that demonstrates meaningful impact. Acceptable use cases include customer outreach\, scheduling\, or automation workflows where a phone call is essential. Submissions require a repository with a demonstrated integration\, a publishable demo video\, and the CALL-E account email. The rules emphasize proper open-source collaboration\, a clear demonstration of the agent’s capabilities\, and a well-scoped\, reusable contribution that showcases the technology in a practical\, industry-relevant context.\n\n### Prizes and recognition\nPrize categories recognize the most practical use case\, the most innovative use case\, and honorable mentions. Each prize includes a cash award and additional incentives such as virtual meetings with the CALL-E team\, blog features\, and CALL-E credits. The competition also highlights opportunities for further engagement with Devpost and CALL-E post-event\, including potential for ongoing collaboration and future platform development.\n\n### Logistics and support\nThe event is online\, with dates spanning from late July to mid-September. Attendees can view the schedule\, deadlines\, and submission requirements on the challenge page. Support channels include a dedicated hackathon manager\, email contact for questions\, and public resources such as installation guides and integration tutorials to help participants get up to speed quickly.\nhttps://call-e.devpost.com?ref=ainave
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