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No they work fine. Not a panacea, but when the use case permits. Usually layers of tools clustered under sub-agents, and fairly detailed orchestration prompts
by scosman 11mo ago
No they work fine. Not a panacea, but when the use case permits.
Usually layers of tools clustered under sub-agents, and fairly detailed orchestration prompts at higher levels. Orchestration via agent-prompts can be better than hard-coded workflows when they require qualitative assessments.
- spacemnstr42069 11mo agoany example of such agent you see?