I’m an undergraduate at the University of Hong Kong majoring in Computer Science and Finance, driven by a long-standing interest in building intelligent agents that can interact with the real world.
Growing up in Beijing and attending the High School Affiliated to Renmin University, I was drawn early to systems that blend logic, control, and human-facing complexity.
My academic path has taken me from AI coursework at HKU to research at UC Davis and ByteDance’s Volcano Engine, where I now evaluate tool-calling capabilities of state-of-the-art LLM agents.
My work spans building web-interaction models, benchmarking agent grounding, and tuning multimodal prompts — always with the goal of making agents that are not only powerful, but also actionable and reliable.
As I prepare for graduate study, I hope to keep exploring the intersection of systems and intelligence, with a vision of enabling agents that can eventually assist, extend, and transform how people live and work.
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