htc-agent-efficiency
What it is
A research framework for computer-use agents that learns when to observe the screen to reduce LLM costs. It uses DAgger-style oracle distillation to train a lightweight gate that predicts if re-observation is necessary based on agent uncertainty and state features.
The problem it solves
Computer-use agents incur high costs and latency by repeatedly observing the screen, while simple heuristics to skip observations are brittle and fail when page states change subtly.
What you could use it for
- Reducing API costs for GUI automation agents
- Optimizing latency in observe-think-act loops
- Comparing learned observation gates against hand-coded heuristics
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