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WAMJET: A Harness for World Action Model Acceleration

Le Chen·Lixin Liu·Jan Schneider·Zeju Qiu·Simon Guist·Bernhard Schölkopf·Dieter Büchler
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World Action Models (WAMs) leverage pretrained video foundation models for robot manipulation, but their large backbones and video-action co-prediction are expensive. Although existing acceleration techniques offer many ways to reduce this cost, selecting and composing them requires substantial engineering for each model and hardware platform. To tackle this bottleneck, we present WAMJET, an agentic harness that accelerates WAM inference by equipping coding agents with reusable optimization guidance and measurement and validation tools. WAMJET follows a bottleneck-driven workflow where the agent profiles inference, modifies targeted code, validates effects, and iteratively refines the acceleration stack as bottlenecks shift, while preserving action quality. Experiments span six WAMs, three coding agents, and two GPU architectures. WAMJET achieves up to 9.95x lossless speedup over upstream implementations. Approximation and hardware-aware optimization yield additional latency reductions, with comparable success rates. The results show that WAMJET can produce effective acceleration stacks for WAM deployment.

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Le Chen, Lixin Liu, Jan Schneider, Zeju Qiu, Simon Guist, Bernhard Schölkopf, Dieter Büchler. 2026-10-07. WAMJET: A Harness for World Action Model Acceleration. https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.03797

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