LLM-Based Agent
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An LLM-Based Agent is an AI agent that is an LLM-based system (uses a large language model as its core reasoning component to support autonomous task execution).
- AKA: Language Model Agent, LLM Agent, Large Language Model Based Agent.
- Context:
- It can typically process Natural Language Inputs through LLM-based agent language understanding.
- It can typically generate Contextual Responses through LLM-based agent text generation.
- It can typically maintain Conversation State through LLM-based agent memory management.
- It can typically perform Task Decomposition through LLM-based agent planning capability.
- It can typically execute Tool Calling through LLM-based agent function invocation.
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- It can often exhibit Emergent Reasoning through LLM-based agent inference capability.
- It can often handle Multi-Modal Inputs through LLM-based agent perception system.
- It can often adapt Behavioral Strategys through LLM-based agent learning mechanism.
- It can often coordinate Multi-Agent Interactions through LLM-based agent communication protocol.
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- It can range from being a Simple LLM-Based Agent to being a Complex LLM-Based Agent, depending on its LLM-based agent architecture sophistication.
- It can range from being a Single-Task LLM-Based Agent to being a Multi-Task LLM-Based Agent, depending on its LLM-based agent capability breadth.
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- It can utilize Large Language Models for LLM-based agent intelligence core.
- It can implement Agent Architecture Patterns for LLM-based agent behavior structure.
- It can leverage Prompt Engineering Techniques for LLM-based agent instruction optimization.
- It can employ Tool Integration APIs for LLM-based agent capability extension.
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- Examples:
- Conversational LLM-Based Agents, such as:
- Task-Specific LLM-Based Agents, such as:
- Enterprise LLM-Based Agents, such as:
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- Counter-Examples:
- Rule-Based Agents, which use predefined rules rather than LLM-based reasoning.
- Reinforcement Learning Agents, which learn through reward signals rather than LLM-based understanding.
- Expert Systems, which use knowledge bases rather than LLM-based generation.
- See: AI Agent, Large Language Model, Autonomous Agent, Intelligent Agent, Natural Language Processing System.