A 365-day, order-level simulation benchmark for evaluating long-term coherence of LLM agents in seller-side e-commerce. Grounded in 98,843 real product records and 26 interactive tools, it pairs prompt upstream supplier signals with delayed downstream order outcomes to stress planning, memory, and tool use over long horizons.
An OpenAI-compatible LLM checkpoint optimized for agentic and long-context scenarios, shipping DSpark speculative decoding and vLLM/SGLang deployment recipes; tailored for code-agent and multi-step reasoning workloads and released under MIT.
Evolves persistent, stateful environments to red-team tool-using AI agents — provides 10K+ validated scenarios across 50 domains and a feedback-driven attack policy (EMHA) to surface long‑horizon safety failures.
Finetunes Qwen3.6‑35B using an adversarial generator–critic loop that synthesizes ~10,000 verifiable “frontier” tasks to boost scientific research, long‑horizon reasoning, coding and tool use; supports an extended 262,144‑token context and common serving stacks.
Reformulates long-horizon agent execution as explicit task-state management: a manager defines bounded subtasks, fresh-context executors run them, and read-only auditors verify outcomes. Shows large performance gains on WeaveBench, Terminal-Bench and OSWorld.
Provides 37,484 validated command-line tasks generated by recursive task synthesis, each paired with searchable metadata and a sanitized, runnable package (instructions, solution, verifier, and optional Dockerfile).
Performs real-time, instruction-guided video-to-video editing on streaming input using a 16B autoregressive diffusion model that preserves subject identity and long-term temporal coherence; achieves end-to-end 720p at ≈30 FPS on a single Nvidia B200 GPU. Key features include chunk-wise autoregressive adaptation, Source-Anchored Distribution Matching Distillation (SA-DMD) that reduces diffusion to a two-step generator, and Long-Horizon Autoregressive Distillation to mitigate temporal drift.
Turns open-ended everyday requests into a managed long-horizon execution process that decomposes tasks into bounded subtasks, maintains compact execution memory under context pressure, and verifies and repairs final deliverables. Designed to run unchanged across multiple LLM backends and evaluated on AgentIF-OneDay.
A 27B-parameter causal language model with a native vision encoder for image/video+text understanding, long-horizon agentic tasks, and tunable thinking-mode reasoning. Native 262,144-token context (extensible to 1,000,000) and production-focused inference recipes.
Evaluates VLMs' ability to form global spatial awareness from long-horizon egocentric video. Introduces GST-Bench: a VQA benchmark with human-verified questions from 6,790 minutes of synthetic video, reveals a large gap (best zero-shot 42.68 vs human 79.08) and provides GST-Train dataset.
Replaces external environment interaction in agentic RL training with 'world rehearsal': the policy alternates between making tool calls and simulating their environment responses, jointly optimizing both roles so the agent internalizes environment dynamics and improves long-horizon tool use and transfer.
Converts sparse trajectory-level rewards into turn-level credit by aggregating token-level teacher–student log-probability gaps and recursively updating a Bayesian belief in log-odds; produces turn-wise reweighting for policy optimization without an extra critic or rollouts.