So I subscribed to a paid version, but don't see anything different with it. Thanks for the article of course, but it seems paid is the same with free.
Hi Olesia. I will be releasing new, detailed articles like these for paid subscriptions. They won't be too frequent, but I am targeting at least 1-2 every month. More soon.
Great breakdown. In my structure, l argue for the Verification agent to be split into multiple subagents (I refer to these as Antagonists) and have seen a spike in quality, with only a small drag on cycle times per task.
The shift from shallow to deep agents represents a real opportunity in terms of quality of output and the future of AI utility. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!
Fascinating breakdown! The shift from shallow to deep agents feels like the true inflection point in AI evolution. Structured planning, orchestrator-subagent models, and verification pipelines are what will separate toy demos from truly autonomous systems.
So I subscribed to a paid version, but don't see anything different with it. Thanks for the article of course, but it seems paid is the same with free.
Hi Olesia. I will be releasing new, detailed articles like these for paid subscriptions. They won't be too frequent, but I am targeting at least 1-2 every month. More soon.
Great breakdown. In my structure, l argue for the Verification agent to be split into multiple subagents (I refer to these as Antagonists) and have seen a spike in quality, with only a small drag on cycle times per task.
The shift from shallow to deep agents represents a real opportunity in terms of quality of output and the future of AI utility. Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this!
Fascinating breakdown! The shift from shallow to deep agents feels like the true inflection point in AI evolution. Structured planning, orchestrator-subagent models, and verification pipelines are what will separate toy demos from truly autonomous systems.