They write the code that is then executed by deterministic systems.
On Feb. 11, the Congressional Budget Office released its closely watched, 10-year projections for the U.S. budget, this addition covering fiscal years 2026 to 2035. As expected, the numbers were extremely dire, positing deficits and debt that by the decade’s close respectively reach 6.5% and 120% of GDP. The sundry economists and think tanks that evaluated the numbers, and members of Congress on both sides of the aisle, called the forecast a stern warning and our current course unsustainable. The trend sounding the loudest alarm: an explosion in interest costs that even today account for almost one-fifth of all U.S. spending.，更多细节参见viber
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Jerry Liu from LlamaIndex put it bluntly: instead of one agent with hundreds of tools, we're moving toward a world where the agent has access to a filesystem and maybe 5-10 tools. That's it. Filesystem, code interpreter, web access. And that's as general, if not more general than an agent with 100+ MCP tools.