Yongfeng Gu

Agentic AI Engineer

I focus on Agentic AI, particularly agentic model training, agent harnesses, and multi-agent systems. I also work across computer vision, full-stack, and embedded development.

I'm an M.S. student at Tianjin University (2024–2027), advised by Prof. Yongjie Ren. Research on vision-based measurement. Seeking 2027 new-grad opportunities.

Yongfeng Gu

News

2026.09.07
News Joined MindLab as a Research Intern, working on RSI aas (As a Service).
2026.07.24
Talk Gave an invited talk on Foundation Protocol at the DataFun Agentic AI conference.
2026.06.16
Patent Laser reference-line positioning system project granted 6 patents (granted June 16).
2026.05.22
Paper Foundation Protocol preprint released — a graph-native coordination layer for the agentic society.
2026.05.13
Paper Harnessing Agentic Evolution (AEvo) submitted to NeurIPS 2026.
2026.03
News Joined DeepWisdom as a Research Intern, working on Agent-related research.
2026.01.21
Paper Co-authored paper published in Chemical Science (Royal Society of Chemistry).

Publications

Harnessing Agentic Evolution overview
NEURIPS 2026 PAPER
Jiayi Zhang, Yongfeng Gu, Jianhao Ruan, Maojia Song, Yiran Peng, Zhiguang Han, Jinyu Xiang,..., Bang Liu, Chenglin Wu, Yuyu Luo
Reframes agentic evolution as an interactive environment: instead of generating solutions directly, a meta-agent edits the workflow / task-agent that controls later evolution, giving a unified interface for both workflow- and agent-based evolution over long horizons. It outperforms strong baselines on ARC-AGI-2 and Terminal-Bench.
Foundation Protocol architecture
ARXIV 2026 PAPER
Bang Liu, Yongfeng Gu, Jiayi Zhang, Zhaoyang Yu, Sirui Hong, Maojia Song, Xiaoqiang Wang,..., Qiang Yang, Yuyu Luo, Chenglin Wu
A graph-native coordination layer for the AI society. It models heterogeneous entities — agents, tools, resources, people, and institutions — as addressable nodes, and organizes coordination across a four-plane architecture: Entity & Trust, Transport & Routing, Interaction & Organization, and Regulation & Oversight.
Palmprint recognition workflow
CHEMICAL SCIENCE PAPER
Chenxi Liu, Yongfeng Gu, Yongjie Ren, Mingyi Ding, Tao Deng, Harald Fuchs
Organic neuromorphic vision devices achieving 8-bit multilevel non-volatile memory for palmprint identification. I built the palmprint recognition pipeline — image preprocessing, block-wise feature extraction, and classifier training — reaching over 98% accuracy.

Experience

2026.09 - Present
Research Intern, MindLab, Shenzhen, China.
2026.03 - 2026.08
Research Intern, DeepWisdom, Shenzhen, China.
2025.07 - Present
Engineering Intern, Karis, Beijing, China.

Selected Projects

Core Contributor · FoundationAgents GitHub stars
2026.03 - 2026.08
A Python runtime for multi-entity AI collaboration — agents, humans, and tools working together on a shared protocol layer.
Core Contributor · FoundationAgents GitHub stars
2026.03 - 2026.08
Build AI teams that work together — agents, humans, and tools connected through a unified protocol.
Algorithm Engineer · China Energy Engineering Group
2025.08 - 2026.12
Laser-based shaft alignment measurement for large rotating equipment, achieving 0.02 mm engineering accuracy. First-generation device delivered and in field use; 6 patents granted and 1 paper submitted to a Chinese core journal.
Full-Stack Developer · Huixue Education
2024.12 - 2025.02
Built an order management system deployed across 6 cities, serving 2,000+ daily active users and handling 300+ orders per day.
Algorithm Engineer · Tianjin Children's Hospital
2024.07 - 2024.09
Trained CNN models to assess pneumonia severity from chest X-rays, and built an inference application that provides RMPP treatment dosage recommendations for clinicians.