The Librarian Method inverts the problem. Instead of the system guessing which tools to load, the agent itself requests the tools it needs — after it has unders

The Librarian Method inverts the problem. Instead of the system guessing which tools to load, the agent itself requests the tools it needs — after it has understood the user's intent. The metaphor is literal: a library patron (the agent) walks up to a librarian and describes what they need. The librarian finds the right books. The patron never needs to know the Dewey Decimal System.