JarvisHub turns a canvas into shared memory for multimodal creative agents
Yunlong Lin · hf · 2026-07-28
- JarvisHub is presented as an open harness for canvas-native multimodal creative agents.
- The system treats an editable canvas as the agent’s workspace, external memory, action space, and shared project state.
- It is designed for long-horizon creative work where the agent must manage drafts, alternatives, edits, failed attempts, version links, tool actions, evaluation signals, and human feedback.
- The authors position it as a way to study how creative agents represent context, choose tools, revise artifacts, recover from failures, and maintain consistency over time.
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