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Built a Python agent framework where a decision model chooses actions instead of an LLM - looking for feedback

I've been building DecisionLoop, a Python framework for agents where a small decision model handles intent detection, tool selection, arguments, and control flow instead of using an LLM for every decision. I tested it on three use cases: order support, a flight desk, and a banking desk. My early te…

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  1. 2026-10-13 05:55 · r/AI_Agents
    Built a Python agent framework where a decision model chooses actions instead of an LLM - looking for feedback

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