AI agents are software systems that take over tasks made up of manual, multi-step processes. These often require context, judgment, and adaptation, making them difficult to automate with simple rule-based code.
While traditional automation is possible, it usually means hardcoding endless edge cases. Agents offer a more flexible approach. They use context to decide what to do next, reducing manual effort on tedious steps while keeping a review process in place for important decisions.
The most effective AI agents are narrow, tightly scoped, and domain-specific.
Here's how to approach building one.
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While traditional automation is possible, it usually means hardcoding endless edge cases. Agents offer a more flexible approach. They use context to decide what to do next, reducing manual effort on tedious steps while keeping a review process in place for important decisions.
The most effective AI agents are narrow, tightly scoped, and domain-specific.
Here's how to approach building one.
Read more
Continue reading...