I am an undergraduate student at Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, majoring in Internet of Things Engineering in the BUPT–Queen Mary University of London joint programme. My work focuses on large language models, agent systems, LLMOps, and the infrastructure needed to turn research ideas into useful products.

I enjoy building open-source software across Python, Go, and TypeScript—from multi-agent collaboration frameworks to developer platforms and creative tools. I care about systems that are not only capable, but also understandable, dependable, and genuinely useful.

News

  • Released FrameLoom, an agent-native open-source video editor.
  • Open-sourced MultiGen, a multimodal multi-agent collaboration framework.
  • Started building an open LLMOps platform for low-code AI agent development.

Selected Projects

MultiGen project illustration

Multi-agent Systems

MultiGen

A general-purpose AI agent framework for multimodal, multi-agent collaboration and end-to-end task execution.

Python · 467 GitHub starsCodeWebsite
FrameLoom project illustration

Agent-native Tools

FrameLoom

An open-source video editor that turns natural-language instructions into editable timelines, captions, motion graphics, and production-ready exports.

Open source · 2026Code
LLMOps Platform project illustration

AI Infrastructure

LLMOps Platform

A low-code AI agent development platform for building, evaluating, and operating LLM applications.

Python · LLMOpsCodeWebsite

Education

Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications

B.Eng. in Internet of Things Engineering

Sep. 2023 – Jun. 2027 (Expected)

Queen Mary University of London

B.Eng. in Internet of Things Engineering

Sep. 2023 – Jun. 2027 (Expected)

Experience

AI Agent Engineering

Designing multi-agent workflows, tool-use systems, sandboxes, and multimodal collaboration.

LLMOps Infrastructure

Building platforms for prompt orchestration, model integration, evaluation, and deployment.

Open-source Software

Creating practical developer tools across Python, Go, TypeScript, and desktop applications.