Runtime Observatory · 2026

YuechengWen

I study how AI agents can reason, collaborate, and remain observable under real-world constraints.

CS Undergraduate · Agent Systems Builder · Chengdu, China
Seeking AI postgraduate study & research opportunities

Portrait of Yuecheng Wen
IDENTITY / 01Captured light

00 · Identity layer

Academic profile

I am a Computer Science undergraduate at Sichuan University, focused on agentic systems, reliable AI and retrieval. My work connects research questions with deployable systems: from a self-built agent runtime and evaluation harness to safety-aware multi-agent collaboration.

3.85/4.00GPA
91.01/100Weighted average
26/320Cohort rank
7.0IELTS

01 · Academic record

Education & selected coursework

A rigorous foundation in algorithms, systems and machine learning, extended through independent agent engineering and multimodal AI research.

Sichuan University

B.Eng. in Computer Science and Technology
2023 — 2027 (Expected)

  • First-Class Individual Scholarship, Sichuan University
  • Second Prize (Provincial), National Undergraduate Mathematics Competition
  • Third-Class Scholarship, Sichuan University
  • Third Prize (Provincial), Mathematical Contest in Modeling

Score

  • Algorithms98
  • Data Structures94
  • Calculus95
  • Linear Algebra93
  • Operating Systems95
  • Computer Networks98 · Project 100

02 · Research vector

Research interests

Centered on agentic systems—and the question of how models can act reliably in complex environments.

01

Agentic Systems

Runtimes, planning, tools, memory and evaluation for agents that act over long horizons.

02

Reliable AI

Observability, permissions and evidence-based evaluation for dependable AI applications.

03

Multi-Agent Collaboration

Event-driven coordination, role specialization and verifiable artifact hand-offs.

04

Retrieval-Augmented Generation

Hybrid retrieval, routing, reranking and evaluation for grounded reasoning.

05

AI Safety & Multimodal Reasoning

Risk-aware generation and reasoning across language and visual evidence.

03 · Engineered evidence

Featured systems

Each system is presented through its problem, architecture, personal contribution and evaluation evidence.

04 · Research experience

Research experience

ACL 2025 reproduction & extension

MIND · Multimodal Implicit Toxicity Detection

Reproduced and studied a rule-induced, debate-based framework for recognizing implicit toxicity in memes where harm emerges from interactions between text and imagery.

  • Implemented dual debater–judge reasoning with self-supervised rule induction.
  • Examined rule selection and cross-modal evidence on FHM, HarM and MAMI benchmarks.

FHM: 70% accuracy · 0.60 Macro-F1 in the reproduced setup

05 · Capability map

Technical skills

Agent & LLM Systems

  • Agent runtimes
  • Multi-agent orchestration
  • MCP
  • Tool use
  • Memory & context engineering
  • Evaluation harnesses

Retrieval & ML

  • RAG
  • BM25
  • BGE-M3
  • Vector databases
  • Reranking
  • RAGAS
  • CLIP
  • ResNet

Engineering

  • Python
  • C++
  • SQL
  • Java
  • FastAPI
  • Spring Boot
  • Redis
  • Docker
  • Caddy

Research Practice

  • Experiment design
  • Benchmark construction
  • Ablation thinking
  • Trace analysis
  • Technical writing

06 · Outside the runtime

Field Notes

Photography is how I practice patient observation beyond code—light, structure and small signals in changing environments.

Sunset above a calm sea
Signal / Dusk01
Heart-shaped palm silhouette by the sea
Frame / Coast02
LOVE sculpture on a beach at sunset
Artifact / Shore03

07 · Open channel

Start a conversation

Open to conversations about agentic systems, reliable AI, RAG research and postgraduate opportunities.