The GitHub Actions Hackathon, held entirely online, attracted global participation and resulted in over 700 submissions showcasing creativity and innovation in automating workflows. Participants created a diverse range of GitHub Actions, such as checking website statuses, posting on Reddit, and recognizing contributions with Slack emojis. Notable entries included Action Cats, which rewards pull requests with cat gifs, Actions Label Commenter for automating issue management, and Misspell Fixer for correcting code typos. The event emphasized the open-source nature of these tools, allowing others to freely use and adapt them. Participants were thanked for their involvement, with SWAG packs promised for eligible contributions. The success of the hackathon has set the stage for future events, with updates to be shared on GitHub's Hackathon website and social media channels.