Agents
Summary: An agent is an LLM that dynamically directs its own process and tool usage in a loop, rather than following a fixed sequence of developer-defined steps.
Summary: An agent is an LLM that dynamically directs its own process and tool usage in a loop, rather than following a fixed sequence of developer-defined steps.
Summary: LLM applications sit on a spectrum from a single augmented call to fully autonomous agents, and the tier determines how much control the developer keeps over what happens.
Summary: Temperature controls how randomly an LLM picks each next token from its
Summary: Once the pipeline shape is fixed, the remaining work is operational — structured output at every boundary, versioned prompts, retries, per-step tracing, and evals that gate prompt changes the way tests gate code.
Summary: A workflow is a fixed, developer-defined sequence of steps where an LLM fills in each step. Each pattern below is paired with how it's actually implemented in production.
Summary: OpenCode is an open-source coding-agent harness that connects models
Summary: Orca is an open-source Agent Development Environment for running and
Summary: An Agent Development Environment, or ADE, coordinates coding agents,
Summary: A coding-agent harness is the runtime and tool layer around a language
Summary: Building a workflow LLM app is two separate decisions — what shape the
Summary: Asking an LLM to "return JSON" in the prompt is just a formatting hint the model can ignore; tool use forces the model through a real schema, and a validation library still checks the values afterward.