Author: 임성준 (Sungjun Lim)
[LinkedIn]
Role: Project Lead & Primary Researcher
Base model: Qwen/Qwen3-VL-235B-A22B-Instruct (MoE, 235B total / ~22B active)
Adapter: LoRA with layer-wise rank allocation and adaptive learning rate scheduling
Focus: Enhancing grounding, UI understanding, and end-to-end computer-use task execution
License: Apache 2.0 (model weights & code)
This model is fine-tuned on Qwen3-VL-235B-A22B-Instruct to enhance computer use and browser use performance, while preserving general Korean VLM/LLM capabilities.
The final performance improvements were verified to be statistically significant based on six independent evaluation runs (p-value < 0.0001).
This training focuses on multimodal grounding and agent optimization, and the results indicate that general-purpose multimodal and text capabilities are preserved at their original performance levels.
Curated multimodal instruction-tuning data focused on UI grounding, layout understanding, icon recognition, and interaction trajectories:
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Component & description grounding (~450 samples)
Rule-based + generated datasets covering documents, slides, scrolling, snap icons, component libraries
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Icon grounding (~200 samples)
Icon-specific vision-language alignment data
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Layout understanding (~200 samples)
Layout200k, Layout400k (Claude-augmented), OS layout datasets
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UI / Interaction trajectories (~150 samples)
SeeClick, GUIEnv, WebUI, OmniAct, Mind2Web, AndroidControl, RicoSCA, etc.
While this release empirically demonstrates the effectiveness of lightweight LoRA adaptation, it represents only an initial step toward fully optimized multimodal computer-use agents. Several key directions are planned for future extensions:
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Full-Parameter Optimization
The current model applies LoRA-based fine-tuning. Future work will explore full-parameter fine-tuning for further improvements.
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Reinforcement Learning
To move beyond supervised fine-tuning, we plan to incorporate reinforcement learning–based optimization methods. These approaches will directly reward successful long-horizon task completion and robustness under real-world UI uncertainty.
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Long-Horizon Trajectory Data Synthesis
Complex computer-use tasks often require reasoning over extended action sequences across multiple applications. To address this, we will develop a scalable data synthesis pipeline that generates long-horizon, multi-step interaction trajectories.
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Expanded Evaluation Ecosystem
Additional benchmarks will be included to provide a more comprehensive evaluation of real-world performance.
Together, these extensions aim to transition the model from a grounding-focused PoC to a strong multimodal agent.