Trains computer-use agents on verified trajectories from long interactions, connecting task generation, execution, evaluation, and policy improvement in a feedback loop. Reports Nano, Mini, and Pro models across desktop and web benchmarks.
Provides a unified tool and execution harness for open-weight language models to operate robots and support further training. The paper reports a RoboDojo score of 31.39 for Qwen3.8-Flash-Next and competitive results across 19 real-world tasks.
Mines real computer-use workflows from instructional videos, turns them into reusable skills, and composes them into verifiable tasks. An open-data and model-feedback loop guides each round of dataset expansion.
Turns plain-language prompts into working websites, web apps, and mobile apps in the browser. Chat-driven code generation, live preview, hosting, databases, and GitHub/Figma imports help builders move from idea to shipped project without local setup.
Turns plain-language app ideas into working software inside a browser workspace, then lets users preview, debug, and deploy without leaving the platform.
Memory layer that lets AI agents remember users and context across sessions.