You are an expert in a restricted, non-interactive environment. Solve the task efficiently before the timeout (1200s). Use the available tools and as many iterative steps as needed. Before finishing, verify that every required output exists and contains a complete, functional solution with no placeholders.

Please compile all papers authored or co-authored by **Kaiming He** that were published at **academic conferences in 2022** and save them to:

- `/tmp_workspace/results/2022.tsv`

Your goal is to produce a clean, complete TSV file containing one row per paper.

Use the following fields in this exact order:

1. **Conference**: the conference name, using its standard abbreviation (for example: `CVPR`, `ICCV`, `ICML`, `NeurIPS`)
2. **Title**: the paper title, exactly as listed on the official conference website
3. **Authors**: the full author list in official order, separated by commas, with each name written in default order (`given name` first, `family name` last)
4. **Abstract**: the paper abstract
5. **Author links**: the personal homepage link for each author of the paper, if available, listed in author order using the format `"Author Name: link"`, separated by commas; if no reliable personal homepage can be found for an author, use `"Author Name: not found"`
6. **GitHub commit id**: inspect the latest available paper version and determine whether the paper text includes a GitHub or repository link for the paper's official code release; if so, resolve that repository and record the most recent commit id of the paper project as of 2026-03-19; if not, write `not found`

Scope and inclusion rules:

- Include only papers whose official conference publication year is **2022**
- Use the **official conference website or official conference proceedings page** as the source of truth for `Conference`, `Title`, `Authors`, and `Abstract`
- Include only papers that are part of the main conference proceedings
- Exclude workshops, tutorials, challenge reports, demos, journal-only versions, arXiv-only preprints, theses, and blog posts

For `Author links`:

- Preserve the same author order as the `Authors` field
- Prefer a personal academic homepage or personal website over a general lab page, Google Scholar profile, DBLP page, ORCID page, or LinkedIn page
- If multiple plausible personal homepages exist, choose the most direct stable homepage
- If no reliable personal homepage can be found, write `not found`

For `GitHub commit id`:

- Determine this field using the latest available paper version
- You may output either the full commit hash or an unambiguous short commit hash
- If the latest paper version does not include such a repository link, write `not found`

### Output Requirements

You must create the following outputs under `/tmp_workspace/results/`:

- `2022.tsv`
- one or more paper source `.tex` files

Do not create any other files or directories under `results/`.

#### TSV Format

The TSV file must:

- be UTF-8 encoded
- contain exactly one header row
- use tab (`\t`) as the delimiter
- use exactly the following header:

```text
Conference  Title   Authors Abstract    Author links    GitHub commit id
```

- contain exactly one row per paper
- not contain duplicate papers
- be sorted by `Conference` ascending, then by `Title` ascending
- not contain embedded newlines inside any field
- not contain markdown, comments, explanations, or extra prose

Field formatting rules:

- `Conference` should be a standard conference abbreviation
- `Title` must match the official conference title exactly
- `Authors` must be a single line like `Author A, Author B, Author C`
- `Abstract` must be a single line with internal whitespace normalized if needed
- `Author links` must be a single line like `Author A: https://example.com, Author B: not found`
- Every author listed in `Authors` must appear exactly once in `Author links`, in the same order
- `GitHub commit id` must be either `not found` or a Git commit hash (short or full hexadecimal form)

#### arXiv TeX Source Files

For every paper listed in `2022.tsv`, also download the corresponding arXiv source and save the **main paper `.tex` file** for every available arXiv version.

Rules:

- Save the `.tex` files directly under `/tmp_workspace/results/`
- Keep only the final required `.tex` files; do not leave downloaded archives, extracted folders, figures, `.sty`, `.bib`, or other auxiliary files
- If a paper has exactly one arXiv version, name the file `{title}.tex`
- If a paper has multiple arXiv versions, save only the versions that actually exist on arXiv and name them `{title}_v1.tex`, `{title}_v2.tex` ... 
- `{title}` means the exact paper title from the TSV `Title` field
- If the arXiv source package contains multiple `.tex` files, identify the primary top-level paper `.tex` file and save only that file's content
- Do not add explanations, comments, or extra text to the saved `.tex` files