User asks AI agent for a conference schedule, gets a full NeurIPS planner for 1,829 papers in minutes
adcock_brett · x · 2026-10-20
A user shared how Hark, an AI assistant, proactively noticed his recent NeurIPS 2026 (Atlanta) registration and offered to pull the newly published schedule. Instead, he asked it to build a web app for browsing the papers — and minutes later had a working one:
- Covers all 1,829 accepted papers with the full schedule for 6 poster sessions
- Search across titles, authors and abstracts, with filters for orals and spotlights
- A star button builds a personal watch list, and it tags papers matching his research interests inferred from past conversations (258 papers matched, per screenshots)
"I asked for a schedule and got a personalized conference planner," the author wrote. Screenshots show Hark's chat interface and the generated NeurIPS 2026 Atlanta Explorer page.
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