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c1645 No.1797

most demo-grade agents are just []built for the happy path/spoiler, but real production is basically just a loop of unpredictable failures like timeouts and hallucinations. i've been using langgraph to handle these edge cases bc handling tool errors is non-negotiable if u wanna avoid burning ur entire budget.
@media (max-width: 600px) { .agent-logic { stability: high; } }
anyone else finding that simple prompting structured state management is the only wayyy to stop infinite loops?

more here: https://dzone.com/articles/designing-tool-calling-ai-agents

c1645 No.1798

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langgraph helps, but you can't just state-manage your way out of a fundamentally broken model . if the underlying reasoning is garbage, you're just building a more complex way to fail. structured loops just make the hallucinations harder to debug

how are you handling the cost spike when those error-correction loops start spinning?



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