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Agent

An Agent, or intelligent agent, is a program or system in artificial intelligence that can perceive its environment, make autonomous decisions, and take actions to accomplish goals. Its core characteristics include autonomy—operating without continuous human intervention—goal-directedness, enabling the planning and execution of multi-step tasks, and tool-calling capability, allowing interaction with external systems or APIs. Agents are widely used in task automation, dialogue systems, and programming assistance.

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Oct 20

In the agent loop, a large share of token consumption comes from the agent repeatedly making small judgments (such as safety gates, format checks, and whether to hand off to a human), rather than from executing the task itself.

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Oct 20

Under the current architecture, each small judgment means a complete generation process, including input prompt, output reasoning, text parsing and format validation.

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Oct 19

When operating in an Agent window, it is best to enter the corresponding working directory, because Agents have a workspace concept and matching the directory makes operations more accurate.

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Oct 19

AIGC provides suggestions, plans or content that require subsequent manual processing; agents deliver executable results, such as code generation, testing and deployment execution, or sending emails, compiling reports and querying databases.

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Oct 19

AIGC responds passively and depends on precise prompts; agents plan proactively and make decisions autonomously, trying to give the optimal solution through workflows.

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Oct 19

In agent scenarios, the focus of prompt engineering shifts from "polishing the wording of a sentence" to "designing tool sets, planning flows and setting constraints", which is the deep reason why general-purpose tools are hard to reuse directly and must be encapsulated a second time.

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Oct 19

AIGC mainly interacts through text (and images); agents can interact with the real world through tools, such as ordering takeout or buying high-speed rail tickets.

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Oct 19

If an agent designer cannot answer "which anchor will the agent lose first," they only understand the window size and not the agent's actual behavior.

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Oct 19

After migration, you must not blindly let the Agent continue execution; instead, you should first compare the code changes recorded in the cloud session with the actual state of the local workspace, and manually sync branches or install missing dependencies if necessary.

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Oct 19

Developers should first review the code changes after migration, rather than directly letting the Agent continue execution.

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Mainstream Agent architectures typically use a large language model as the brain, combined with memory modules, planning modules, and tool interfaces to accomplish complex tasks

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Agents possess capabilities for planning, tool invocation, memory, and autonomous iteration, distinguishing them from the single-round question-and-answer mode of traditional large language models.

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A Skill is a modular encapsulation that packages specialized capabilities, domain knowledge, and operational norms into reusable units, enabling Agents to invoke them automatically at the appropriate moment.

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A complex Agent task may require dozens or even hundreds of model calls

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Since 2023, with the leap in reasoning capabilities of large language models such as GPT-4 and Claude, Agents have rapidly moved from academic concepts to engineering practice.

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LangGraph abstracts agent workflows as directed graphs, where each node represents an agent or processing step, and edges represent state transition conditions.

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Agent planning capabilities are typically implemented through the ReAct (Reasoning + Acting) framework.

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A typical Agent is composed of a cycle of 'Perception—Planning—Action—Reflection'.

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AI evaluation targets are divided into three layers—large language model evaluation, knowledge base (RAG) evaluation, and agent (Agent) evaluation—forming a progressive relationship of increasing complexity and knowledge depth.

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An agent's long-term memory can be subdivided into three categories: episodic memory, semantic memory, and procedural memory.

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DeepSeek Harness adopts a plugin-based architecture in which the model, tools, session sandbox, and the Agent main loop itself can all be swapped out and recombined.

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Code-execution-type agents have a complete "perception–planning–execution–feedback" loop capability, enabling them to read data, autonomously formulate experimental plans, execute code, and dynamically adjust strategy based on results.

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The role of testers is shifting from executors to AI reviewers, and the prerequisite for harnessing AI is possessing foundational skills such as automated testing and performance testing.

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如果一个10步操作中每步准确率为95%,整体成功率仅约60%

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MCP(Model Context Protocol)是Anthropic提出的开放协议,旨在标准化大模型与外部工具、数据源之间的交互方式

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LangGraph is an Agent orchestration framework launched by the LangChain team; its core concept is to model the Agent's execution process as a directed acyclic graph (DAG), supporting complex control flows such as loops and conditional branches.

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一个典型的Agent架构包含大模型核心、工具集、记忆系统和规划模块四个核心组件

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An Agent's token consumption for a single task may be 5–10 times that of an ordinary conversation, due to the involvement of multiple rounds of large model calls.

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AI Agent基于ReAct(Reasoning + Acting)等框架,能够将复杂任务分解为多个子步骤,自主决定何时调用外部工具

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AI Agent具备'规划-执行-反馈'的完整闭环能力,能自主拆解复杂任务、调用外部工具、持续迭代直到任务完成

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