PhD student at University of British Columbia · Affiliated with Vector Institute · Research in AI Agents, LLMs, and RL
I study how agentic AI can be evaluated, trained, and improved in realistic environments. My current work connects four research questions: real-world agent evaluation, inspectable self-improvement, efficient learning and information use, and evidence-grounded multimodal intelligence.
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ClawBench: Can AI Agents Complete Everyday Online Tasks?
V1 preprint: 153 tasks across 144 live platforms · Current V2 project: 130 tasks across 63 platforms
VidGround: Watch Before You Answer
Visually grounded post-training for video LLMs.
Dr. Claw: Your AI Research Assistant
A full-stack research workspace for taking projects from idea to paper.
OpenSkill: Open-World Self-Evolution for LLM Agents
Builds both skills and verification signals from scratch, without target-task supervision.
RewardHarness: Self-Evolving Agentic Post-Training
COLM 2026 · A self-evolving agentic reward framework for image-editing evaluation.
Project Page · Paper · HF Paper · Releases
- 2026.08: Launched a bilingual research-program map connecting my current work on real-world agents, inspectable improvement, efficient learning, and grounded multimodal systems.
- 2026.04: New paper: ClawBench: Can AI Agents Complete Everyday Online Tasks?; 153 real-world tasks, 144 live websites, 7 frontier models. Best model: 33.3%.
- 2026.04: New paper: VidGround: Watch Before You Answer; visually grounded post-training for video LLMs.




