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Curious how you went with this approach. I too have been playing with agents. But I’ve explicitly biased away from having them do things that can achieved dire
by LASR 3y ago
Curious how you went with this approach.
I too have been playing with agents. But I’ve explicitly biased away from having them do things that can achieved directly with code.
Stringing together tool selection into steps with reasoning imo is the crucial brain layer. Code is one of the tools. I’ve also gone with a kind of preemptive memory, where the brain gets injected with relevant memory automatically, instead of it requesting for it. Same for retrieval from the internet.
But wanted to understand how you’re thinking about.
- madrox 3y agoYou can string tools together in code as well, and have an LLM reinterpret the final results in text if you want. There’s the middle bit when you ask the Agent to reason that works better if you just ask it to write code and give it functions to call instead of tools.