A customizable 30B-parameter Mixture-of-Experts LLM (3B active) in BF16 for low-latency, high-throughput agent workflows; supports speculative decoding (MTP/DSpark/DFlash) and up to 1M-token contexts. Released with open weights and recipes under OpenMDW-1.1, intended for post-training, domain adaptation, and research on NVIDIA GPU stacks.
Provides a year-scale multimodal benchmark and evaluation framework for on-device long-term memory in personal assistants, built from real mobile user trajectories. Tests memory construction, retrieval, updating, temporal reasoning, and implicit preference inference, and includes a knowledge-grounded synthesis pipeline to form coherent long-horizon trajectories.
Builds an editable, persistent 3D world state to drive iterative previsualization for film, games, and design — enabling local edits and recombinations instead of one-shot video regeneration. Uses separate stages for state construction, state evolution, and state access, with render-feedback camera refinement.
Uses a stronger 'builder' model at inference time to construct executable harnesses that boost weaker target models without parameter updates, mainly by turning unstable reasoning into deterministic code, routing, and strict answer-format enforcement.
Systematically evaluates LLM-driven autonomous agents on long-horizon AI research tasks using rule-based within-run metrics (Solution Framing, Execution, Feedback Control). Focuses on experience reuse and harness effects across 36 tasks and seven frontier models, finding agents act more like engineering optimizers than autonomous researchers.
Conducts end-to-end multidisciplinary research directly from heterogeneous raw evidence using lifecycle-wide perception and three autonomous agents (Ideation, Experiment, Writeup). Integrates perceptual analysis, execution provenance, and code-enforced checks to produce executable analyses, validated results, and compiled manuscripts across many modalities.
Defines "agentic transactions" and an ACID-style reliability framework for LLM agents that manage long-horizon tasks over persistent environments. Implements an ACID-compliant data agent using exploration–execution–validation cycles, confidence-divergence checks, semantic isolation, and append-only durable workspaces.
Trains compact conversational agents to adapt at runtime to changing 'Harness' configurations (Skills, Hooks, prompts, tools) using Harness-Aware Training (HAT): Harness-State Augmentation, on-policy distillation, and RL to preserve generality while meeting low-latency deployment constraints.
A synthetic, verifiable-first agentic training corpus with 19,072 training traces and 2,135 held-out evaluation rows. Provides per-turn visible reasoning, real sandboxed tool executions, 13 verifiable task families, and NeMo Gym / RL-ready reward contracts for SFT and RL workflows.
Trains a foundation GUI agent using a closed-loop, environment-grounded data stack plus in-context multimodal demonstrations to automate long-horizon desktop workflows. Combines scalable task generation/verification, subtask-level demo guidance, and a 100-task OSWorkerBench benchmark to improve strict success and task progress.
Presents a unified black-box reinforcement learning framework to train and optimize agents running inside complex execution harnesses. Uses sandbox-parallel rollouts, a serving proxy that captures model calls and reconstructs multi-turn trajectories as prefix trees, and adapted GRPO/PPO optimizers to achieve stable, scalable RL across heterogeneous harnesses.
Enables closed-loop execution for embodied agents by evolving code-based runtime critics and recovery skills online while keeping the base policy frozen. Combines three timescale loops with Z-Infra rollout infrastructure; reports 90.8% on LIBERO-Pro, 93.6% on RoboCasa and an 11.1× inference speedup.