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OpenVLHarness Real World Visual Agentic Tool-Use with Multimodal Memory paper:

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Фото профиля Yu (Bryan) Zhou
Yu (Bryan) Zhou16 дней назад

Thanks for sharing our work! Here are some links for reference: Paper: Website: Code: Demo:

Фото профиля Van0SS
Van0SS16 дней назад

Woah supercool, would be super helpful with CUA work

Фото профиля DANY
DANY16 дней назад

agents with memory, finally

Фото профиля The SI Maximalist
The SI Maximalist16 дней назад

OpenVLHarness brings multimodal memory to real-world visual agentic tool-use.

Фото профиля chebyte
chebyte16 дней назад

the part i'd steal is keeping tool outputs as addressable artifacts instead of pasting them back into context. medium effort + harness beating max effort at ~37% of the tokens, my guess is a lot of the think-harder budget was the model re-reading crops it already had

Фото профиля Aleksandar Janca
Aleksandar Janca16 дней назад

visual tool use is where I would trust an agent last, I always reach for the api first because a screen breaks the day someone moves a button

Фото профиля Yu (Bryan) Zhou
Yu (Bryan) Zhou16 дней назад

For more details, check out our thread:

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