Invited to serve as an Area Chair for ICLR 2027
Invited to the AAAI 2027 Senior Program Committee
PaperThree papers accepted to ACM MM 2026
VertiKV, PruneVAR, and SPECTRA are accepted to ACM MM 2026 — on vertical-integrity KV-cache compression for efficient multimodal long-context inference, training-free acceleration of visual autoregressive generation, and autonomous edge–cloud GUI grounding on device, respectively.
Open SourceGUI-Anything is open-source — a flight recorder for long Claude Code sessions
We open-sourced GUI-Anything, a sidecar Flow Observer for Claude Code that watches live session streams, visualizes explorations as timelines and flowcharts, and brings local wiki context back on demand without interrupting the coding flow.
PaperSPECTRA accepted to ACM MM 2026
SPECTRA lets lightweight on-device GUI agents autonomously decide when to request cloud assistance by stress testing visual cognition and analyzing latent trajectories. It retains 95.60% of cloud-only grounding performance at a 39.24% average request rate, without autoregressive decoding for request assessment.
PaperVertiKV accepted to ACM MM 2026
VertiKV preserves vertical token-refinement paths during structured KV-cache compression, delivering 1.2–1.9× decoding speedup and an 80–95% reduction in KV-cache memory while maintaining multimodal long-context performance.
Open SourceDeskCraft is open-source — a benchmark for desktop GUI agents
DeskCraft puts desktop GUI agents to work on real professional workflows — 538 executable tasks spanning office, design, video, audio, 3D, and multi-app software, with human-in-the-loop collaboration. Code and paper are out now.
Open Sourcepaper2anything is open-source — turn any paper PDF into slides, a poster, a webpage, or social posts
We open-sourced paper2anything, an agent skills pack that turns an academic paper PDF into a presentation deck, conference poster, project homepage, Xiaohongshu post, or WeChat article — each generated end-to-end and ready to share.
Open SourceRepo-Docs is open-source — help agents and humans understand your code
We open-sourced Repo-Docs, a coding-agent skill that turns fast-changing repos into something you can actually read. It builds and keeps repo-docs/ in sync with the code—walkthroughs, concept pages, glossary, change log, and agent rules—so newcomers can trace real behavior and understand design without hunting through files or chat.
