Hcompany/Holo4-27B
Hcompany/Holo4-27B is a 27 billion parameter vision-language model (VLM) developed by H Company, built upon the Qwen3.8 dense architecture. Designed for Computer Use, it excels at interacting with graphical interfaces, executing code, and making tool calls. This model is specifically optimized for agentic workflows across web, desktop, and mobile environments, enabling it to interpret screenshots and perform actions like clicks and typing.
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Holo4-27B: A Vision-Language Model for Computer Use
Holo4-27B, developed by H Company, is a 27 billion parameter vision-language model (VLM) built on the Qwen3.8 dense architecture. It is specifically designed for interacting with computer interfaces, enabling agents to perceive screenshots and execute actions such as clicks, typing, code, and tool calls. This model is part of the Holo4 family, which also includes the MoE architecture Holo4-35B-A3B.
Key Capabilities
- Vision-Language Understanding: Processes visual input (screenshots) to understand the state of a graphical interface.
- Agentic Control: Integrates with the
hai-agents harnessto send screenshots and tool results, then executes requested actions. - Multi-Environment Interaction: Capable of operating across web, desktop, and mobile target environments.
- Tool and Code Execution: Supports function calling, element localization, and document OCR, allowing for complex automated workflows.
Performance Highlights
Holo4-27B demonstrates significant improvements over its Qwen base models. On the OSWorld benchmark, it scores 85.2% at $0.08 per task. It also performs well on Agentic Task Factory, a set of business workflows involving web, desktop, and MCP tools. For transparency, H Company shares all agent trajectories in the open-source Hcompany/trajectories dataset.
When to Use Holo4-27B
This model is ideal for developers building intelligent agents that need to automate tasks requiring visual perception and interaction with various software applications. Its ability to interpret graphical interfaces and execute precise actions makes it suitable for complex automation, testing, and assistive technologies.