What happened at Prompt 2026
Blog post from Hex
Hex’s Prompt 2026 conference brought 250 customers to San Francisco’s historic Mint to discuss how people remain central to data and AI work, alongside the introduction of Hex 4.0, a private-beta platform designed for humans and AI agents to collaboratively query data, build applications, publish trusted outputs, trace data origins, and run apps faster. Speakers from organizations including StubHub, Chime, The New York Times, the NHL, Ramp, Fox, and Lyft described evolving data-team roles that emphasize systems thinking, business context, effective operating models, and technical infrastructure rather than simply automating existing processes. Discussions highlighted challenges such as deciding when human judgment should lead, reducing fragmented handoffs, sharing knowledge trapped in silos, and improving collaboration between business users and data practitioners without creating bottlenecks. Hands-on workshops covered building agent evaluation suites with the Hex CLI and redesigning data applications with generative AI, while the event’s broader theme was optimism about more capable, self-service-oriented data teams.
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