B.Sc. in Computer Science, The University of Chicago.
I'm a third-year CS PhD at The University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign, advised by Prof. Tianyin Xu.
I work on agentic systems reliability: I design system-side frameworks and tooling support to make agentic systems more reliable.
LLMs are inherently nondeterministic in their outputs, preventing us from applying them in systems where guarantees are desired (e.g., cluster management systems). My research focuses on providing reliability and gurantees on the LLM-powered AI agents and agentic systems. The efforts include formally modeling the agent's behaviors and verifying them to provide guarantees (WIP), building benchmarks to evaluate the agent's reliability, providing systems-side frameworks that prevent any harmful behaviors, or providing tooling support for the agent at runtime to mitigate them.
Besides ongoing research at MSR, my research has culminated in SREGym, a live SRE benchmark with high-fidelity SRE incidents to evaluate SRE agent's incident diagnosis and mitigation capabilities, NSVIF, an agent harness that improves trustworthiness of agent output through formal methods, Stratus, a multi-agent systems that enables autonomous SRE incident management through a transaction-like semantics, and previously, HotGPT, trying to understand the edges and limits of LLMs before time.
A short bio can be found here.
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