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Claude Code team: "we oversimplify agentic engineering - like it's just prompts, just loops No. We need to know what we're doing " "I think Fable smarter than we think and we're hobbling Claude" what he means: step 1 → stop rewriting the prompt, give it a tool, the...

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别老搓 prompt，先把手脚接上

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Tools beat prompts every time. Stop hobbling the model.

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exactly, that’s what this video explains

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"we're hobbling Claude" is the right frame bro – the model has it, the harness just won't let it out

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the loop framing is what's holding back most agent products honestly. it's not a loop, it's a state machine with really bad error handling

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underrated interview honestly, alpha info as always codila

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True, oversimplification can hinder progress. In my fleet, leveraging tools strategically allows agents to handle complex tasks without constant prompt rewrites. How do you integrate tool-use with models effectively?

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Maximiliano Rodríguez3 ay önce

El "dale una tool en vez de reescribir el prompt" es medio camino. La otra mitad es la capa de conocimiento: qué sabe el agente antes de arrancar. En un vertical B2B el 60-70% del laburo no fue el loop, fue codificar el dominio en algo que el modelo pueda usar.

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The skill is slowly moving from “writing the perfect prompt” to “designing the perfect environment for the model to work in.”

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building agent loops requires way more nuance than prompting

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In client deployments, the difference is almost never the model. It's the quality of the context, access to the right tools, and a well-defined workflow. What change has had the biggest impact for your team?

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honestly haven't seen this video before how could i have slept on it?...

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