Santiago says agent tasks can become reusable TypeScript workflows
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Santiago (@svpino) says users can have an agent build a task once as a TypeScript workflow and then run it repeatedly.
In his post on X, he argues that models should handle only the steps that need them, while the remaining steps are written in code. He says this makes troubleshooting easier and lets the same behaviors be reused across automations. The report is a single post from Santiago, with no independent test or example cited.
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Santiago@svpinoXSantiago explains turning agent tasks into reusable TypeScript workflowsAISantiago says users can have an agent build a task once as a TypeScript workflow, then run it repeatedly. He argues that models should handle only tasks that require them, while other steps are encoded in code, which makes troubleshooting easier and lets behaviors be reused across automations.

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