arXiv Computer Vision By Yuan Wang, Yuhang Yu, Mengting Chen, Tianrun Xu, Zihao Pan, Xuetao Feng, Wei Li

VEvo-Harness: Causally-Guarded Self-Evolving Harness for Agentic Image Generation

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VEvo-Harness is a causally-guarded, continual self‑evolving system designed to improve agentic image generation. It introduces a visual traceback mechanism, visual continual governance, a lifecycle‑managed harness state, and a heterogeneous sandbox policy to ensure only causally valid skill updates are incorporated. The system outperforms existing agentic methods and rivals proprietary generators while preserving continual evolution and generalization.

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