

Agents are here to manage generic workflows from beginning to end. The more specialised the workflow is, the more expertise the agent can get.
1. Brain (LLM) 2. Tools (APIs, browser, database) 3. Memory (context over time)

How it works
You give a goal
It breaks goal into steps
It chooses tools
It checks results
It repeats until done
That loop = autonomy.
- Searches web - Extracts data - Structures comparison - Outputs summary table - ...
Agents aren't perfect, their autonomy usually means you will have to double check the results. - Can make wrong decisions - Can misuse tools - Expensive (multiple model calls) - Hard to debug
We are shifting from having a “Software you use” to having a “Software that works for you.” Having the speed of a machine and the brain of a human would allow workflows to be exponentially faster.

Beginner path: 1. Prompting basics 2. APIs 3. Simple automation flows 4. Agent frameworks Start small. Automate one workflow.