Frequently asked questions about thinking, epistemology, and cognitive tools. 1287 answers
Vague agents do not fire reliably — specificity is required.
Vague agents do not fire reliably — specificity is required.
Vague agents do not fire reliably — specificity is required.
Vague agents do not fire reliably — specificity is required.
Vague agents do not fire reliably — specificity is required.
Vague agents do not fire reliably — specificity is required.
Vague agents do not fire reliably — specificity is required.
Internal agents run in your mind while external agents are embedded in tools and systems.
Internal agents run in your mind while external agents are embedded in tools and systems.
Internal agents run in your mind while external agents are embedded in tools and systems.
Inventory your existing agents both designed and default to understand what is running.
Inventory your existing agents both designed and default to understand what is running.
Inventory your existing agents both designed and default to understand what is running.
Inventory your existing agents both designed and default to understand what is running.
Inventory your existing agents both designed and default to understand what is running.
Inventory your existing agents both designed and default to understand what is running.
A simple agent that fires consistently beats a complex agent that fires intermittently.
A simple agent that fires consistently beats a complex agent that fires intermittently.
A simple agent that fires consistently beats a complex agent that fires intermittently.
A simple agent that fires consistently beats a complex agent that fires intermittently.
A simple agent that fires consistently beats a complex agent that fires intermittently.
A simple agent that fires consistently beats a complex agent that fires intermittently.
A simple agent that fires consistently beats a complex agent that fires intermittently.
Each agent should handle one specific situation — multi-purpose agents are fragile.