sebastianruder/NLP-progress — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a clean website for tracking progress in natural language processing research. I want it to feel like a simple public reference site where someone can pick a language, choose a task like question answering, machine translation, named entity recognition, summarization, sentiment analysis, or parsing, and quickly see the important datasets, best reported results, papers, and code links when available.

Most of the content should live in easy to edit Markdown pages, because contributors need to add new tasks, datasets, and result rows without touching complicated code. Please make the home page a clear table of contents grouped by language, and make each task page easy to scan with short descriptions, evaluation details, examples, and sorted result tables with the best result first.

Also include basic contribution guidance so researchers know how to add a new result or dataset properly. Keep the design lightweight, readable, and good for publishing as a static site. Look up current docs online if you need to.