Form a team and choose a track
Build a team of 1–5. Your captain registers the team for either the enterprise or creative track.
Build the future, with AI buildersAn AI Builder competition rooted in real problems. Turn your ideas into agents that work, can be demonstrated, and keep growing.



Follow these six steps to take part, with requirements and links for each stage.
Form a team of 1–5, appoint a captain, and choose either the enterprise or creative track.
The enterprise track addresses real business challenges. The creative track starts with your own needs and observations.
Explore the tracksThe captain signs in or creates a MOI account first, fills in the registration form, completes identity verification, and pays the ¥50 entry fee on the registration page.
The fee adds 500 base Credits plus 4,500 bonus Credits, for 5,000 Credits in total.
Register to competeAfter payment, the registration page generates an API key for MOI model services (Genesis). The full key appears only once. Manage it later on the MOI platform.
Use the API key directly in your own development tools to build your project. We also recommend MOI’s data processing, knowledge bases, and agent-building features. See the information below whenever you need platform or account management help.
Explore resources and toolsPrepare links to a runnable agent, a demo video, and documentation. Keep the video within 3 minutes and explain the problem, solution, and results.
Document your tech stack, innovations, and usage instructions. Enterprise entries also need a data compliance statement. If the agent or demo video link requires an access password, include it in the documentation and ensure judges can access all three links.
View material requirementsGo to the Project submission section on the event page. Sign in with the MOI account you used to register, then enter all three project links and submit.
Check for the submission success message. Registering for the competition and submitting a project are separate steps; registration alone does not enter your work for judging.
Find the submission entrySubmitted projects enter the judging process. Online judging selects the Top 20 teams.
Finalists showcase their work, take part in live judging, and meet other builders on November 14 at Fuxing Island, Shanghai. Review the criteria and event schedule in advance.
View judging and event detailsMatrixNEXT connects AI builders, experts, companies and investors. Teams build online; the Top 20 present their work in Shanghai.
Build a team of 1–5. Your captain registers the team for either the enterprise or creative track.
Use the platforms and tools to create a runnable project, demo video and documentation.
The Top 20 present to experts, enterprises and investors, and meet other builders at the live event.
Register and choose a track anytime from Oct 12 through Nov 11. Form a team of 1–5, choose the enterprise or creative track, and verify the registration account.
Submit your working project, demo video and documentation.
Online judging concludes, and finalists and live showcase arrangements are announced.
Booth Show, talks, project demos and conversations with other builders.
Tiered incentives recognize outstanding projects, finalists and winners; awards and allocations follow the official competition rules.
A ¥300,000 prize pool and tiered Credit incentives cover the journey from participation and submission through selection and final awards.
Pay ¥50 on the registration page: 500 Credit from the recharge, plus a 4,500 Credit event bonus
Approved submissions receive an additional incentive
Top 20 announced on Nov 12, entering the all-day project showcase
Cash prizes + investor introductions + accelerator entry pathway
* Credit is linked to a verified account. Final competition terms govern the amount issued, how it can be used and its validity.
Choose one track: solve a business problem or turn your own insights into an AI app.
Solve a real enterprise challenge with problem material and business context. Show your understanding of the problem, your solution’s effectiveness, feasibility and business value.
Choose your own problem. Start with a real need, workflow or insight and build a working application. Show originality, completeness, technical depth and a thoughtful user experience.
Parse contracts, invoices, bills of lading and packing lists at scale, clean the data and create compliant customs documents.
Interpret procurement needs and combine company history with public data to produce a visual sourcing report.
Parse inquiry emails and Excel or PDF attachments, analyze the request and generate a standard quote.
Find similar drawings, extract structural and dimensional data, and generate standardized work instructions.
Turn meeting discussions into tasks, owners, milestones and ongoing reminders.
Turn scattered documents into a traceable knowledge partner you can talk to.
Start with a repetitive task and let an agent run the process and report back.
Ecosystem partners provide platforms, tools, enterprise cases and practical guides to help teams move from learning to building.
After registering, you can use the API key in your own development tools to call model services and build your competition entry.
We recommend using MOI’s data processing, knowledge bases and agent-building features. You can also use NEOLINK’s event tools and resource access support, along with Yakang Origin TokeUnit’s Token resources, quota tools and practical guides. Refer to the information below as needed to explore the platforms.
Sign in with your registration account to process data, build knowledge bases and agents, and complete your competition entry.

Enterprise digital transformation scenarios, industry cases, business knowledge and enterprise challenge support.

Token resources, event tools and development support
With a full stack of AI infrastructure, Token services and an Agent platform, it connects compute, models, data and agents to make AI capabilities more accessible and deliver lasting enterprise value.

Event tools, resource access and development support
NEOLINK Token Switch unifies AI model access and service management for enterprise use. It works closely with the underlying TMaaS compute management platform, connecting GPU servers, virtual machines and other compute resources with model services in an integrated, full-stack system.
Online judging selects the Top 20; on-site judging selects the Top 3. Entries are scored across five dimensions.
Focus on AI technologies and applications; make full use of AI capabilities; demonstrate AI innovation and application value.
A working demo, sound code and a sensible architecture.
A real problem, measurable return and practical adoption.
Creative approaches that open up new possibilities.
A clear demo narrative, smooth delivery and strong Q&A.
Join us on November 14 to explore working projects, discuss technology and find your next collaboration.
AI applications, agent systems and builder practice
From real problems to real deployment
Enterprise AI scenarios and field experience
Finalist demos and open networking
Judges, enterprises and investors visit the booths
Final demos, awards and Builder Night
Create and submit a project with your team, or join the talks and conversations on site.
Form a team of 1–5. Your captain registers the team for the enterprise or creative track.
The captain submits this form. No teammate details are needed. Please form your own team first.
Register for free to join the November 14 talks, Booth Show and networking.
Attend the eventSubmissions close November 11. Prepare three links that reviewers can access.
Submission deadline
Provide a link to a working agent that reviewers can access. Enterprise track entries must complete a real-world task.
Up to 3 minutes, covering the problem, solution, how to use it and the results.
Cover the problem, solution, tech stack, innovations and usage instructions. Enterprise track entries must also explain data compliance. If the agent or demo video link requires an access password, include it in the documentation.
Partners bring event operations, real challenges, technical tools and industry connections.
Event operations and intelligent application platform

Enterprise scenarios, challenges and business support

Technical resources and ecosystem support

Event tools, resource access and development support






