It's a similar problem in the human context, but I think the reason stuff like workflow agents haven't caught on is because humans don't really like to work thi

It's a similar problem in the human context, but I think the reason stuff like workflow agents haven't caught on is because humans don't really like to work this say. Writing a conditional and calling a function keeps you in your flow, but having to jump between an orchestration layer and your code with implementation details breaks that. But LLMs don't have this problem. In fact, they benefit from having all the additional information that's expressed in the graph layer.