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Ttech query conference

Skill TTech-Xin/TTech-SKILLs/SKILLs/ttech-query-conference

Call this SKILL when the user asks about tech conferences, industry summits, product launches, or exhibition information. Trigger scenarios are (1) asking about conference agendas by time, e.g., what tech conferences are in May this year, what conferences are upcoming/this month/next month; (2) asking about conference agendas by type, e.g., what academic/enterprise/comprehensive/regional conferences are this year; (3) asking about conference agendas by organizer, e.g., when are Nvidia/Google/Huawei/Alibaba conferences; (4) asking about conference agendas by keyword, e.g., when is this year's GTC/Huawei Connect/Alibaba Cloud Apsara Conference.From its SKILL.md

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ttech-query-conference

Query tech conference information via the TTech.xin platform RESTful API.

Capabilities

CapabilityEndpointDescription
Conference AgendaGET /conferencesQuery conference agenda list by year, month, type, name, or organizer
Metadata (Conference Types)GET /conferences/typesGet all conference types recorded on the platform

Not Applicable Scenarios

  • Non-tech general exhibitions (e.g., art exhibitions, auto shows, comic exhibitions, and other non-tech-oriented activities, unless explicitly involving a tech segment);
  • Pure academic paper retrieval or journal publication queries (should call academic-search related skills);
  • Non-public industry closed-door meetings (unless there is public coverage);

General Conventions

Base URL: https://ttech.xin/api/v1.0

Response Format:

{
  "code": 0,
  "message": "success",
  "data": { ... },
  "meta": { "request_id": "...", "timestamp": 1713423456789 }
}

Common Parameters:

ParameterDefaultDescription
langenzh / en

Detailed References

This SKILL includes the following reference documents:

FilePurposeWhen to Read
reference.mdDetailed API parameters and response fieldsWhen you need to deeply understand API parameters and the meaning of each field in the response body
examples.mdScenario-based complete calling examplesWhen you need to use complex API parameters or combine multiple API calls, especially when previous results did not match user expectations
scripts/call_api.jsRecommended API calling scriptWhen you need to execute API calls

Endpoint Quick Reference

1. Get Conference Type List

GET /conferences/types?lang={zh/en}

Returns a mapping list of conference type names and conference type IDs.

2. Query Conference Agenda

GET /conferences?year={YYYY}&month={MM}&type_id={ID,ID,...}&conf_name={keywords}&conf_org={keywords}&lang={zh/en}

month: 0 means full year, 1–12 means a specific month Returns conference agendas filtered by multiple combined conditions. Filter conditions can be:

  • Conference type;
  • Conference name;
  • Conference organizer;

Tool Usage

Use the exec tool to run API calls via the bundled Node.js script:

node scripts/call_api.js 'https://ttech.xin/api/v1.0/conferences?year=2026&month=0&lang=en' -H 'Accept: application/json'

Key conventions:

  1. No authentication: read endpoints are publicly accessible
  2. Date format: YYYY-MM-DD
  3. Language switch: when the user requests Chinese, set all lang to zh
  4. Two-step query pattern: if type_id is not available, first call /conferences/types?lang=en to get the type_id list, then use the appropriate type_id to query the corresponding conference agenda

What ships with it: 3 files

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