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Smaller models with agentic workflows outperform giants. His 4 design patterns change everything: • Reflection (AI critiques itself) • Tool use (connects to APIs) • Planning (breaks complex tasks) • Multi-agent collaboration JPMorgan already cut costs 30% using this.

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