Proposes SkillOpt-Lite, a minimal pipeline for optimizing LLM agent skills by treating rollout traces as filesystem files and applying trajectory exploration, consensus mining, and independent validation; integrates as a one-line VSCode Copilot command and reports cross-benchmark improvements that let smaller models sometimes outperform larger ones.
Converts an academic paper into reusable extracted assets and then produces editable poster, synchronized talk video, and bilingual blog via modular generator skills. Key differentiator: a single Paper2Assets extractor shared by three editable generators plus an interactive Paper2Reel viewer that links slides, video, captions and blog while preserving factual consistency and round-tripable PPT/DOCX output.
Trains cross-platform GUI agents by combining a Uni-GUI cross-platform dataset with platform-conditioned multi-teacher on-policy distillation, enabling a shared policy to adapt to new platforms while retaining platform-specific behaviors; suitable for research on continual GUI agent learning and cross-platform adaptation.
Provides a reusable skill suite for evidence-grounded research ideation: Paper-Search for multi-source literature retrieval, Scoop-Check for prior-art collision checking, and IdeaSpark for pattern-guided idea generation, evidence auditing, and idea-card rendering.
27B multimodal LLM post-trained to prioritize agentic, weight-scaled reasoning over 64K-token contexts. Built on Qwen3.6-27B and released with BF16 weights plus several GGUF quants; aimed at coding, long-document reasoning, tool use and multimodal inspection.
Creates an open-ended interactive world simulator with an unbounded interaction horizon via causal pretraining, a distilled real-time runtime that drives 720p@60fps, a wider action/event repertoire, and a pilot–director agent split for behavior planning and environment synthesis.
Provides a terminal-style benchmark of 46 long-horizon tasks decomposed into fine-grained graded subtasks to produce dense intermediate rewards and partial credit, enabling evaluation of long-horizon planning, long-context management, and iterative debugging. Tasks typically require hundreds of episodes and minutes-to-hours of execution; baseline evaluations report high token and episode consumption with low pass rates, highlighting evaluation headroom.
Simulates a hospital LIMS to benchmark agentic clinical reasoning: agents inspect demographics, medications, lab orders/results and then submit ICD‑10 diagnostic reports scored by deterministic, context‑aware graders. Ships as an OpenEnv/FastAPI runtime with 8 scenarios, step‑level rewards and trajectory capture for RL, tool‑use and evaluation.
Evaluates agents inside a structured hospital workflow via a downloadable FastAPI runtime that enforces role-specific tool permissions, evidence-before-treatment discipline, deterministic grading, dense process rewards, and full trajectory logging. Designed for RL, offline policy learning, multi-agent workflow research and process-supervision datasets; not for real patient care.
Evaluates proactive, multimodal agents on 400 bilingual real‑world tasks across five capability axes (Skill Usage, Exploration, Long‑Context Reasoning, Multimodal Understanding, Cross‑Platform Coordination) using live Docker‑based, stepwise closed‑loop evaluation to separate base model skills from framework design.
Provides a deliberative Agent OS layer for robots that handles scene-conditioned planning, context-isolated skill execution, multi-stage verification, persistent multi-modal graph memory, and edge–cloud collaboration. Introduces EmbodiedWorldBench (16 scenes, 200+ tasks) and a failure-driven self-evolution loop; shows improved task success and strong memory benchmark scores.
Unifies high-level visual-language reasoning and low-level control for visual navigation by decoupling cognition and control: a slow vision-language reasoner produces pixel goals with explicit chain-of-thought, and a fast action expert converts those anchors into continuous waypoints for robust urban and indoor navigation.