Re:Ask HN: Examples of Agentic LLM Systems in Production?
by SebaSeba on Monday December 16, 2024 @10:39AM
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Yes, that's what it seems to me also, that often a RAG or similar is branded as an "agent". Though I personally understand an LLM agent as something that takes input x to use in LLM inference and then uses the output from that inference to create a new input for another LLM inference that includes the first output and so on, and repeats this >1 times.
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Re:Ask HN: Examples of Agentic LLM Systems in Production?
by ilaksh on Monday December 16, 2024 @11:29AM
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That's an LLM workflow and not an agent if it's on rails created by a predefined workflow and doesn't make tool calls, or does not have any choice in tool calls. The tool calls are what give it agency.
Re:Ask HN: Examples of Agentic LLM Systems in Production?
by lewisleclerc on Monday December 16, 2024 @10:58AM
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Yeah. An agentic workflow is nothing but implementation of execution of a bunch of tasks and each task takes a little bit of help from the LLM. Honestly I believe this is applicable to companies that have workflows having a lot of manual tasks and automation of these workflows could be easier with the help of LLM agents.