I'm a

2nd

year Ph.D. student at the University of Hong Kong, with deep focus and passion on NLP and fundamental model-based agent. I'm fortunate to get advised by Prof. Tao Yu  and be a part of the XLANG Lab  and HKU NLP Lab. Previously I got my bachlor's degree of Computer Science and Technology at Tsinghua University  focusing on Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), advised by Prof. Chun Yu and Prof. Yuanchun Shi.

My long-term research goal is to build autonomous GUI agents that can 1) understand open-ended natural language (or even multi-modal) instructions; 2) observe the wild GUI environment (OS, Mobile and more) with grounded knowledge; 3) generate executable steps (e.g. atomic actions, system shortcuts, codes, etc.) iteratively to finalize the task.

My research focuses on building general autonomous agents. I have primarily worked on computer-use agents (CUA), developing comprehensive evaluation frameworks and open foundations through supervised fine-tuning. My current research interests lie in digital agentic models, particularly in post-training methodologies for creating genuinely generalizable and intelligent agents that can reliably operate across diverse digital environments.