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Elvis Saravia says agent-interaction tools suit design work, not all tasks

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Elvis Saravia says he built a similar tool months ago and integrated it into his agent orchestrator. He says the approach works well for designing work but is less useful for other types of work, so he expects different optimal interaction methods rather than one universal way to interact with agents.

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Very cool to see this idea resurface.

I wrote about a similar tool I had built months ago and how I integrated into my agent orchestrator. https://x.com/omarsar0/status/2073404610501329247?s=46&t=lM541_vvE8ML-ozRBlFUDg

The models have gotten a lot better at understanding all kinds of complex information. There is lots of room to explore interesting ways to interact with agents. This is just scratching the surface.

From my experience with building and using something similar for months, this works great for designing work. It’s not as useful for other types of work so I think there will be different optimal ways to interact with agents and not just one way.

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