If the Model Names the Tool, You Already Lost
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You do not have an agent quality problem. You have a raw tool-binding problem instead. A cheap model can draft a plan. It must never choose the executable tool name. That split is the whole argument. Keep it even when inference looks free. The opinion, stated plainly Most agent stacks parse functio…
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If the Model Names the Tool, You Already Lost
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