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ReAct fuses the Chain-of-Thought and direct tool-calling research lines, forming an iterative loop of "Think → Act → Observe."
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7/6/2026
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What Is an AI Agent? The Core Leap from "Talking" to "Doing"
bilibiliAI网络实验室7/3/2026
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VerifiedThe core idea of ReAct is to interweave the language model's thinking and actions, forming an iterative loop of Think → Act → Observe, which differs from the pure reasoning chain of Chain-of-Thought.85% similarUnverifiedReAct establishes an alternating execution protocol between reasoning traces and actions, writing observations returned by tools into the context before the next round of reasoning, laying the theoretical foundation for mainstream agent frameworks such as LangChain, AutoGPT, and Claude tool calling.83% similarUnverifiedCompared to pure Chain-of-Thought, ReAct introduces real interaction with the external environment, enabling the model to dynamically adjust its strategy based on actual execution results.80% similarVerifiedThe ReAct framework enables the model to interact with the external environment while reasoning—first reasoning about what to do, then calling external tools to act, then observing the results returned by the tools, iterating in a loop until the task is complete.80% similarUnverifiedThe ReAct pattern interweaves the language model's reasoning (Chain-of-Thought) with action calls to external tools within the same loop80% similar
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