Gather recent LLM papers and turn them into a Word file
Nitika Sharma used Perplexity Comet to collect recent LLM and agent training papers, then had it format the results in a Word document.
- What they did
- She started with one instruction asking Comet to surface major papers on LLMs and agents published in the previous six months. Along with each paper, she wanted the link, date, a brief read on the approach, how it compared with the others, and one point that made it stand out. After that, she told Comet to package the findings into a Word doc, linking it to her Outlook account so the browser agent could complete the save while she watched it work.
- How it went
- Comet produced a sizable set of material to read and created the Word document, which the author linked. The post does not say how many papers it found, and it does not assess whether the analyses were correct.
- Tips
- If the end goal is a document export, be ready to connect an Outlook or Google account. For any step that changes files or sends something out, ask the agent to pause for approval first.
Try it yourself with Perplexity Comet
You are helping me research [topic]. Look across the last [time period] and collect the key papers on [topic area]. For each one, give me the title, authors, publication date, link, a two-sentence explanation of the main idea, how it differs from the others, and one detail that makes it distinct. Then draft the results into a Word document called [document title]. Stop before any save, send, delete, or submit action and ask me to confirm the final version and where it will go.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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