xgen-jing-demo.mp4
XGEN Team
We present XGEN-JING, an egocentric interactive experience model built on MiniMax-H3. Given actions, reference images, and observation history, JING generates first-person video and audio for navigation, object interaction, and conversation.
- Camera control. Explore everyday places and imagined worlds through keyboard-controlled movement.
- Interaction and dialogue. Guide object interactions and character conversations with text, with video and audio generated together.
- Reference conditioning. Combine character, object, and scene images to compose an experience and explore different actions from the same starting point.
This release provides four-step bidirectional inference, example cases, and Prompt skills. The causal model and technical report are coming soon.
- JING-Flash-v1 — Four-step bidirectional model.
- Inference code and examples — Camera controls, reference images, and joint audio/video generation.
- Prompt skills — Generate validated inference cases from stories and reference images.
- Causal model — Coming soon.
- Technical report — Coming soon.
Use Python 3.12 and a compatible CUDA environment. The demo has been validated on six H100 GPUs: one for the text encoder, one for the video/audio VAEs, and four for the DiT with sequence parallelism. FlashAttention-4 is the default backend.
git clone https://github.com/XGEN-Labs/XGEN-JING.git
cd XGEN-JING
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txtSGLang runtime and validated CUDA versions
Install SGLang
at commit 95140a7b0c9fc2f87a2a6cf6f6f0df8640a73174 separately. Keep the Diffusers
revision pinned in requirements.txt; SGLang's diffusion extra pins a different
version. The validated stack uses Torch 2.13.0+cu130, torchvision 0.28.0+cu130,
Triton 3.7.1, FA4 4.0.0b26, and SGLang kernel 0.4.7+cu130 from the
CUDA 13 wheel index.
JING Flash is built upon MiniMax-H3 Ref2VA and FlashGen for a faster experience.
The demo loads the JING-Flash-v1 transformer from Hugging Face. The text encoder, tokenizer, processor, video/audio VAEs, and schedulers come from Diffusers-format MiniMax-H3.
Required model files are downloaded automatically on first use and reused from the
Hugging Face cache. Set HF_HOME to choose the cache location. No manual download
or weight directory is required. Repository IDs are configured in
configs/base.yaml.
python3 demo_bidirection.py check_config=true
bash demo.sh cases=examples/bakery_greeting.jsonOr:
bash demo.sh cases=examples/train_carriage_gaze.jsonResults are saved to examples/outputs/.
Custom model paths and GPU selection
CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=0,1,2,3,4,5 bash demo.sh \
model.h3=/path/to/MiniMax-H3 \
model.transformer=/path/to/XGEN-JING \
output.directory=/path/to/outputsWrite your own prompts and controls
Start from the bakery example. Each case combines reference images with a sequence of prompts and controls. A prompt chunk uses one control entry per repeated slice:
{
"prompt": "First-person view: approach the counter and greet the baker.",
"repeat": 3,
"control": ["w", "w,a", ""]
}w/s/a/d control forward/backward/left/right movement; i/k look up/down
and j/l turn left/right. "w,a" or "w,j" combines keys in one slice.
Opposite keys cancel; "" applies no keys. Keep control the same length as repeat.
With the default layout, num_frames = 17 * sum(repeat) + 5. Reference images
are ordered and addressed as <Picture 1>, <Picture 2>, and so on, up to five.
Use Prompt skills to turn a story and reference images
into a validated cases JSON file, ready to pass to demo.sh. It includes a
standalone guide and supports a configurable Chat Completions API.
We thank the MiniMax-H3 team for opening their audio/video foundation model, and the FlashGen team for their four-step acceleration work and model release.
Our inference implementation builds on the open-source infrastructure provided by Diffusers, SGLang, and FlashAttention. See NOTICE for component attributions.
We also thank the WBench team for their open-source benchmark and evaluation tools for interactive video world models.
XGEN-JING code and model weights are released under the MiniMax H3 Community License Agreement. Third-party components retain their original licenses; see NOTICE.