Natural language is the ultimate API for AI agents. Why forcing rigid protocols misses the point.
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APIs make complete sense for high-throughput, recurring jobs. If you are polling a database or streaming metrics, a strict schema is exactly what you want. The issue is that initial negotiation and troubleshooting are not recurring jobs. When an agent needs to discover what a service can do, agree…
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- 2026-09-10 05:58 · r/ArtificialInteligence
Natural language is the ultimate API for AI agents. Why forcing rigid protocols misses the point.
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