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Do You Really Need AI Agents?

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Whether you work with LLMs or not, you've heard "agent" and "agentic AI" about four thousand times by now. After months of building projects (hobby ones and production ones), eating a ton of content, and working daily with agentic frameworks like LangGraph and Google Vertex AI , I have some thought…

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