> It's just calling a LLM n-times with slightly different prompts That's one way of building something you could call an "agent". It's far from the only way. I

> It's just calling a LLM n-times with slightly different prompts That's one way of building something you could call an "agent". It's far from the only way. It's certainly possible to build agents where the LLM plays a very small role, or even one that uses no LLM at all.