Guides

Competition Overview

Agenthon 2026 is a NeurIPS 2026 Competition Track on verifiable AI for quantitative finance. It asks one question: can an AI agent do real finance work, and can an automated evaluation confirm the answer is right rather than merely plausible? This guide describes Development. Read the current track instructions for its detailed requirements, and check the logged-in website for release status and CodaBench competition links.

How Evaluation Works

Agenthon 2026 uses shared run checks and track-specific scoring. This guide describes Development; its resources and results do not certify Final resource grants or Final standings. Use the current track instructions for details and the logged-in website for submission opening status. The glossary explains the terms.

Organization & Repository Guide

Start with your track's public repository, install the shared toolkit version named in its instructions, and test your agent locally. This guide explains what each repository provides and what stays private. Check the logged-in website for release status and CodaBench competition links.

Frequently Asked Questions

The questions people ask most often about entering. For anything more precise — eligibility, licensing, privacy, and the full competition rules — see the Rules, Terms, Privacy Notice, and Licensing Policy.

Glossary

Short definitions of the words used across this site and in the competition materials. These definitions explain the Development workflow; the track instructions and governing competition policies provide the precise requirements. Submission availability is announced separately in your signed-in agenthon.net account.

What You Submit

Prepare a container image, describe it in submission.json, and package the descriptor with your team-verification proof. This guide explains that workflow and the validated format. See your logged-in agenthon.net account for submission availability.