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Given we know different prompts perform better on different tasks (via evals, papers, etc), you can think of multiple agents interacting (especially when there'
by vimota 3y ago
Given we know different prompts perform better on different tasks (via evals, papers, etc), you can think of multiple agents interacting (especially when there's a specialized "router" or orchestrator) as sub problems of a larger task being solved by "agents" specialized for that task - prompts + context crafted for that sub-problem.