
HKUDS
22 Tools
The Data Intelligence Lab at the University of Hong Kong is a research group led by Assistant Professor Chao Huang, whose work spans large language models, AI agents, graph machine learning, and recommender systems. Huang earned his PhD from the University of Notre Dame and previously served as a research scientist at JD Research America before joining HKU, where he has been ranked among the world's top 2% scientists by Stanford University and received the 2025 AI100 Young Pioneers award.
Tools
Generates command-line interfaces for GUI software so AI agents can drive it, with a hub of community CLIs.
Multimodal RAG framework that ingests text, images, tables, and equations from documents into one query pipeline.
Agentic framework covering video understanding, editing, and remaking in a single open-source toolkit.
Autonomous research agent from HKUDS that proposes questions, runs experiments, and writes up findings end to end.
ACL 2026 code and training recipes for testing whether small language models can teach large ones to reason.
Agent-driven personal trading assistant built in Python and deployable with Docker.
Research assistant agent that suggests hypotheses and novel ideas for a given scientific domain.