Skywork-R1V4: Toward Agentic Multimodal Intelligence through Interleaved Thinking with Images and DeepResearch
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| author | Zhang, Yifan Hu, Liang Sun, Haofeng Wang, Peiyu Wei, Yichen Yin, Shukang Pei, Jiangbo Shen, Wei Xia, Peng Peng, Yi Xie, Tianyidan Li, Eric Liu, Yang Song, Xuchen Zhou, Yahui |
| author_facet | Zhang, Yifan Hu, Liang Sun, Haofeng Wang, Peiyu Wei, Yichen Yin, Shukang Pei, Jiangbo Shen, Wei Xia, Peng Peng, Yi Xie, Tianyidan Li, Eric Liu, Yang Song, Xuchen Zhou, Yahui |
| contents | Despite recent progress in multimodal agentic systems, existing approaches often treat image manipulation and web search as disjoint capabilities, rely heavily on costly reinforcement learning, and lack planning grounded in real tool-execution traces. To address these limitations, we present Skywork-R1V4, a 30B (A3B) parameter multimodal agentic model that unifies multimodal planning, active image manipulation ("thinking with images"), deep multimodal search, and, most critically, interleaved reasoning that dynamically alternates between visual operations and external knowledge retrieval. Trained solely via supervised fine-tuning on fewer than 30,000 high-quality, planning-execution-consistent trajectories and validated through stepwise consistency filtering, Skywork-R1V4 achieves state-of-the-art results across perception and multimodal search benchmarks: it scores 66.1 on MMSearch and 67.2 on FVQA, surpassing Gemini 2.5 Flash on all 11 metrics. Skywork-R1V4 exhibits emergent long-horizon reasoning at inference time, successfully orchestrating more than 10 tool calls to solve complex, multi-step tasks. Our results demonstrate that sophisticated agentic multimodal intelligence can be achieved through carefully curated supervised learning alone, without any reliance on reinforcement learning. |
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| spellingShingle | Skywork-R1V4: Toward Agentic Multimodal Intelligence through Interleaved Thinking with Images and DeepResearch Zhang, Yifan Hu, Liang Sun, Haofeng Wang, Peiyu Wei, Yichen Yin, Shukang Pei, Jiangbo Shen, Wei Xia, Peng Peng, Yi Xie, Tianyidan Li, Eric Liu, Yang Song, Xuchen Zhou, Yahui Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Despite recent progress in multimodal agentic systems, existing approaches often treat image manipulation and web search as disjoint capabilities, rely heavily on costly reinforcement learning, and lack planning grounded in real tool-execution traces. To address these limitations, we present Skywork-R1V4, a 30B (A3B) parameter multimodal agentic model that unifies multimodal planning, active image manipulation ("thinking with images"), deep multimodal search, and, most critically, interleaved reasoning that dynamically alternates between visual operations and external knowledge retrieval. Trained solely via supervised fine-tuning on fewer than 30,000 high-quality, planning-execution-consistent trajectories and validated through stepwise consistency filtering, Skywork-R1V4 achieves state-of-the-art results across perception and multimodal search benchmarks: it scores 66.1 on MMSearch and 67.2 on FVQA, surpassing Gemini 2.5 Flash on all 11 metrics. Skywork-R1V4 exhibits emergent long-horizon reasoning at inference time, successfully orchestrating more than 10 tool calls to solve complex, multi-step tasks. Our results demonstrate that sophisticated agentic multimodal intelligence can be achieved through carefully curated supervised learning alone, without any reliance on reinforcement learning. |
| title | Skywork-R1V4: Toward Agentic Multimodal Intelligence through Interleaved Thinking with Images and DeepResearch |
| topic | Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.02395 |