A GUI agent does not have to generate actions one token at a time.
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A GUI agent does not have to generate actions one token at a time. InclusionAI's open LLaDA-UI model uses block-wise diffusion to refine a structured interface action. It is a roughly 16.7B vision-language model for mobile, desktop and web, with native-resolution vision and coordinates normalized to a 0-999 grid. The practical details matter: the checkpoint is about 32 GB before runtime overhead, and the SGLang path needs model-specific patches. Our guide explains the architecture, coordinate conversion and a safe deployment sequence: https://musthave.ai/llada-ui-diffusion-gui-agent-model/
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