GenEvolve: Self-Evolving Image Generation Agents via Tool-Orchestrated Visual Experience Distillation
Sixiang Chen, Zhaohu Xing, Tian Ye, Xinyu Geng, Yunlong Lin, Jianyu Lai, Xuanhua He, Fuxiang Zhai, Jialin Gao, Lei Zhu

TL;DR
GenEvolve is a self-evolving image generation framework that leverages tool-orchestrated trajectories and visual experience distillation to improve image quality and diversity across varied challenges.
Contribution
It introduces a novel self-evolving approach combining structured visual experience with on-policy self-distillation for enhanced image generation.
Findings
Achieves state-of-the-art performance on public benchmarks.
Substantial gains over strong baselines.
Effective use of structured visual experience for training.
Abstract
Open-ended image generation is no longer a simple prompt-to-image problem. High-quality generation often requires an agent to combine a model's internal generative ability with external resources. As requests become more diverse and demanding, we aim to develop a general image-generation agent that can self-evolve through trajectories and use tools more effectively across varied generation challenges. To this end, we propose GenEvolve, a self-evolving framework based on Tool-Orchestrated Visual Experience Distillation. In GenEvolve, each generation attempt is modeled as a tool-orchestrated trajectory, where the agent gathers evidence, selects references, invokes generation skills, and composes them into a prompt-reference program. Unlike existing agentic generation methods that mainly rely on image-level scalar rewards, GenEvolve compares multiple trajectories for the same request and…
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