1) Build a directory of X (a gazillion) amount of tools (just functions) that models can invoke with standard pipeline behavior (parallel, recursion, conditions etc)
2) Solve the "too many tools to select from" problem (a search problem), adjacently really understand the intent (linguistics/ToM) of the user or agents request
3) Someone to pay for everything
4) ???
The future is already here in my opinion, the LLM's are good-enough™, it's just the ecosystem needs to catch up. Companies like Zapier or whatever, taken to their logical extreme, connecting any software to any thing (not just sass products), combined with an LLM will be able to do almost anything.
Even better basic tool composition around language will make it's simple replies better too.
1) Build a directory of X (a gazillion) amount of tools (just functions) that models can invoke with standard pipeline behavior (parallel, recursion, conditions etc)
2) Solve the "too many tools to select from" problem (a search problem), adjacently really understand the intent (linguistics/ToM) of the user or agents request
3) Someone to pay for everything
4) ???
The future is already here in my opinion, the LLM's are good-enough™, it's just the ecosystem needs to catch up. Companies like Zapier or whatever, taken to their logical extreme, connecting any software to any thing (not just sass products), combined with an LLM will be able to do almost anything.
Even better basic tool composition around language will make it's simple replies better too.