Lately, it seems like everything is an agent. Open LinkedIn and you'll find posts about AI Agents. Go...
The article redefines agents beyond LLM+tools: they're event-driven systems triggered by real-world facts (job applications, emails, documents), not prompts. For tech managers, this shifts architecture from prompt-first workflows to reactive decision systems where integration and logic matter more than the model.
Lately, it seems like everything is an agent. Open LinkedIn and you'll
find posts about AI Agents. Go to YouTube and you'll see tutorials on
LangChain, OpenAI Agents, CrewAI, AutoGen, and a long list of frameworks
promising to build autonomous agents capable of performing complex
tasks.
AI agents are becoming popular very fast. You may have seen tutorials like: Build an AI agent with...
The agent gold rush is in full swing. Every major tech company has shipped one. Startups are building...
Most AI demos look impressive until you ask a simple question: What is actually happening under the...
AI agents are moving from chat into action. They can call tools, send emails, update records, delete...
Event-driven multi-agent systems are a practical architecture for working with imperfect tools in a structured way.
AI agents are everywhere right now — and for good reason. Unlike a basic chatbot that just replies to...
