One of the most important shifts in computing over the last few decades has been the increasing use of open source software on nearly every platform, from cloud computing to smartphones (well, I wo…
Maybe these are just bad examples because they were the first thing to come to mind, but if you’re using multiple AI agents to convert XML to JSON and read a field, even in large datasets, then you are quite literally doing it the most wasteful way possible.
Yeah, very much the first thing that came to mind, well, and kind of just simpler to explain than going into the specifics of some use-case.
But yeah, your point is still important. If you make it too simple, what each agent is supposed to do, then it’s frequently more reliable, more predictable, more verifiable to push it through a library instead.
Maybe these are just bad examples because they were the first thing to come to mind, but if you’re using multiple AI agents to convert XML to JSON and read a field, even in large datasets, then you are quite literally doing it the most wasteful way possible.
Yeah, very much the first thing that came to mind, well, and kind of just simpler to explain than going into the specifics of some use-case.
But yeah, your point is still important. If you make it too simple, what each agent is supposed to do, then it’s frequently more reliable, more predictable, more verifiable to push it through a library instead.