About me
I am a Computer Science undergraduate at Peking University, expected to graduate in 2028.
My current research interests center on recursive self-improvement (RSI). I am exploring this direction with an open focus across agents and models.
Previously, I worked on multimodal models and embodied intelligence, particularly vision-language-action systems and navigation. My experience spans model post-training, data construction, evaluation, and AI agent development.
Papers
One Scan is Enough: Demonstration-Free Adaptation for Language-Guided Navigation
DualFuture: Event-Triggered Dual-Future Residual Correction for Vision-Language-Action Policy
VERDICT: Unleashing Cross-Method Complementarity for Spatio-Temporal Video Grounding through Debate
* Equal contribution. † Corresponding author.
Research & industry experience
Full CVResearch
Dec 2025 — Sep 2026
Center on Frontiers of Computing Studies, Peking University
Undergraduate Research Assistant
Advisor: Hao Dong
Research on post-training for vision-language-action systems and language-guided navigation.
Mar 2026 — Jun 2026
Wangxuan Institute of Computer Technology, Peking University
Research Rotation
Advisor: Yang Liu
Research on spatio-temporal video grounding through multi-agent debate.
Industry
Jun 2026 — Sep 2026
JD Technology
Embodied AI Algorithm Engineering Intern
Worked on long-horizon task data, chain-of-thought synthesis, distributed SFT/RL post-training with Qwen-VL models, evaluation, and failure analysis.
Nov 2025 — Mar 2026
Ubiquant Innovation
AI Agent Engineering Intern
Contributed to Framía and One, building capabilities for content understanding, page generation, visual layout, research, and complex office tasks.
Selected projects
All projectsReinforcement learning
CritPT-RL
An end-to-end GRPO post-training and evaluation pipeline for scientific coding tasks, with synthetic data, reward functions, and executable verifiers.

Research tools
README-AI
An AI paper reader for translating, discussing, and annotating research papers, with contextual figure explanations and related-work search.
Community
I help organize PLib, an AI student community at Peking University. Through P-Talk, we bring students together for talks on large language models and AI agents.
I also contribute to P-Lib, a course notes and resources platform with more than 5,000 registered users.
Core organizer · Aug 2025 — Present