GUIDE: Graphical User Interface Data for Execution
Introduces annotated website task trajectories with screenshots, prior actions, reasoning, and grounded next actions for process automation.
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Introduces annotated website task trajectories with screenshots, prior actions, reasoning, and grounded next actions for process automation.
Compares automatic trajectory evaluators for web navigation and device control against oracle judgments. The resulting feedback is used for agent fine-tuning and inference-time guidance, including experiments on WebArena.
Separately evaluates web-page reading, understanding, and element grounding across tasks drawn from real websites.
WILBUR learns to rank prior task demonstrations for a web agent’s prompt and synthesizes instructions from past runs. A generated task curriculum and a backtracking mechanism support adaptation and recovery, evaluated on WebVoyager.
Adapts multimodal modeling to mobile interfaces through detailed screen crops, region annotations, and UI reasoning tasks.
Builds a web agent through simplified HTML observations, human-and-AI browsing data, curriculum training, and reinforcement-learning refinement.
Prompt2Task converts textual goals or procedures into smartphone UI automation using agents for intent interpretation, external-information handling, and execution. User feedback and accumulated task knowledge support subsequent task generation and operation.
Frames conversational and on-screen reference resolution as language modeling, allowing textual representations of screen entities to support user-reference interpretation. Evaluation separately examines on-screen references against an existing resolver and language-model baselines.
AgentStudio combines an interactive GUI/API environment with tools for creating tasks, annotating interface elements, and labeling actions in videos. Its online suite and GroundUI, IDMBench, and CriticBench datasets examine interaction, grounding, learning from video, and success detection.
Evaluates web agents on multimodal annotation tasks adapted from HTML interfaces originally built for crowdsourcing workers.
Introduces desktop interaction videos and a framework combining synthetic examples with hierarchical contrastive learning for interface classification.
Introduces enterprise web tasks on ServiceNow and BrowserGym interfaces for evaluating browser-based agents.
UISCGD detects semantic groups of adjacent text and non-text UI elements. It learns from Android and iOS screenshots to support interface retrieval, UI-to-code structure and screen-reader accessibility.
Benchmarks robustness of API-based PowerPoint completion under sentence-level, semantic, and multilingual instruction perturbations and changes to the available API set.
Uses screenshot observations, planning modules, and generated low-level keyboard and mouse control for general computer interaction.
Proceedings of the 42nd International Conference on Machine Learning ↗
Introduces Chain-of-Action-Thought and Android-In-The-Zoo annotations that connect prior actions, screen observations, intended actions, and expected outcomes.
Findings of the Association for Computational Linguistics: EMNLP 2024 ↗
Introduces a dataset and benchmark for generating executable task scripts from screenshots and visually grounded desktop or web instructions.
Studies WIPI, a black-box indirect-instruction threat in which webpage content redirects LLM-driven web agents. Evaluation spans plugin-based agents, Web GPTs, and open-source web-agent implementations.
MT-Mind2Web evaluates web navigation through sequences of conversational user instructions. Self-MAP combines memory-augmented planning with reflection to preserve context and dependencies across those interaction turns.
Studies language understanding from text-rendered screenshots using joint image-patch and text prediction; a perception foundation relevant to screen-reading models.
Combines screenshots, layout information, and action history with a factored action predictor for smartphone automation.
Findings of the Association for Computational Linguistics: ACL 2024 ↗
Presents a conceptual perception–reasoning–action framework and 12 potential attack scenarios for language agents, including hypothetical web-navigation attacks.
Provides an operating-system agent framework connecting applications, files, terminals, and web tools, with accumulated skills for subsequent tasks.
Combines a screenshot-and-action dataset with a planning, acting, and reflecting loop for computer control through mouse and keyboard actions.
Introduces AndroidArena and analyzes agent limitations in cross-application tasks, user constraints, exploration, and reflection.
UFO uses two agents to inspect Windows application interfaces and their control metadata, then grounds and executes user requests within and across applications. The study evaluates this UI-focused architecture on nine Windows applications.
Collects expert demonstrations of conversational web navigation and studies retrieval-based element selection for processing large pages.
Proceedings of the 41st International Conference on Machine Learning ↗
Introduces ScreenAI and screen-annotation training that supports UI question answering, navigation, and summarization data generation.
Uses screenshot geometry and visual content to enrich HTML element representations for web navigation. Nearby elements contribute textual and visual context, with evaluation on cross-task, cross-website, and cross-domain Mind2Web splits.
Uses visual perception tools and task decomposition to operate mobile applications without relying on app interface metadata.
Introduces GPTVoiceTasker, a mobile assistant that interprets user commands, executes device interactions, and learns from prior commands to streamline later task execution. The work includes a user study of task efficiency.
Combines multimodal web interaction with a real-website task collection and an automated evaluation protocol.
Introduces visually grounded website tasks for evaluating multimodal agents that must interpret both images and text.
Introduces AgentBoard, a multiturn agent evaluation framework with intermediate progress metrics and analysis tools. Its broader task suite includes WebShop and WebArena interactions with stepwise progress measurements.
Trains a screenshot-driven GUI agent with grounding pretraining and introduces ScreenSpot for evaluating interface target localization.
Combines operating-procedure context with user interaction to guide mobile task automation and handle personalized or sensitive requests.
Introduces SeeAct and live-website evaluation, examining how visual planning and element grounding affect web-agent task completion.
Proceedings of the 41st International Conference on Machine Learning ↗
Executes voice-requested mobile tasks through GUI exploration, backtracking, and accumulated interaction experience.
WebVLN trains website navigation from question-based instructions using both rendered visual information and underlying HTML. It introduces WebVLN-v1 and a website-aware navigation network to study this digital variant of vision-and-language navigation.
Builds app knowledge through exploration or human demonstrations and uses it to guide multimodal smartphone interactions.
Introduces Windows application tasks and an actor-critic agent framework for mouse-and-keyboard automation of desktop workflows.
VisionTasker converts screenshots into textual UI interpretations and presents one interface at a time to an LLM planner for action selection. It evaluates visual representations and execution of 147 tasks on an Android smartphone, including integration with programming by demonstration.
Introduces a visual-language model with low- and high-resolution image encoders for screenshot understanding and GUI navigation.
Proceedings of the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition ↗
Presents LLMPA, a mobile process-automation architecture that decomposes requests, identifies interface elements, predicts actions and checks errors. Demonstrations evaluate multistep operations in Alipay.
Introduces MobileGPT, which organizes mobile-app experience into reusable subtasks using an explore, select, derive, and recall cycle. Its memory supports learning task procedures and adapting them to new contexts.
CompWoB adds 50 composed web-automation tasks to study generalization from simpler interactions. The paper compares prompted and fine-tuned agents, balances task training data, and probes sensitivity to changes in instruction order.
Introduces questions that test assistant reasoning, multimodal understanding, browsing, and tool use beyond screen-action execution alone.
Studies MM-Navigator, a multimodal agent that interprets smartphone screenshots and predicts localized actions without task-specific training.
Evaluates multi-turn PowerPoint creation and editing, scoring the resulting presentation files rather than requiring a fixed API sequence.
WebWISE filters DOM elements into observations and generates short programs for click, scroll, and text-entry steps. It evaluates in-context learning from either one supplied example or an example collected during a successful zero-shot MiniWoB++ trial.
Introduces InstructExcel, a benchmark for generating Excel OfficeScripts from natural-language requests, built using scripts recorded from user actions and a collection of existing spreadsheets.
AllTogether standardizes prompts for HTML-based web navigation and compares prompting with instruction fine-tuning. Its analysis examines how HTML context, interaction history, and current environmental feedback affect task execution.
Overlays labeled image regions to help multimodal models refer to and reason about visual targets; a general visual-prompting method relevant to GUI grounding.
OpenAgents hosts three language agents, for data analysis, API plugins and autonomous web browsing, behind a web interface for non-expert users, with local deployment for developers.
Studies a zero-shot computer-control agent that plans executable actions and organizes its own reflections after mistakes. MiniWoB++ experiments examine learning to complete tasks without supplied expert trajectories.
Introduces UReader, which combines unified instruction tuning, auxiliary text-reading tasks and shape-adaptive image crops for OCR-free visual language understanding. Its evaluation includes webpage screenshots alongside documents, tables, charts and natural images.
ILuvUI generates 335,000 conversational training examples paired with UI screenshots, covering questions, descriptions, and plans. The resulting vision-language model is assessed on element detection, response quality, and examples of multi-step UI navigation.
Trains a screenshot-based instruction-grounding model to predict target coordinates, using reinforcement learning to improve spatial decoding.
SteP dynamically composes specialized web-action policies through a stack that records the active chain of policy calls. It studies this control structure across WebArena, MiniWoB++, and CRM workflows.
Introduces Auto-GUI, a screenshot-based agent using previous actions and future action plans to guide device interaction.
Findings of the Association for Computational Linguistics: ACL 2024 ↗
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