@jerryjliu0
Agentless is a great example of how a more constrained agent is better than a general agent for specific tasks π‘ - it achieves much higher scores on SWE-Bench Lite for bug-fixing than other agent approaches π οΈ The whole point is to not let the agent do everything, but to do a specific set of things in sequence. I thought the points on why a general agent is worse given the current state of LLMs were interesting: 1. Tool interface design is still really complicated for a general agent to learn how to use it 2. Agents are not great at exploring a large set of tools 3. Agent loops aren't great at self-reflection S/o @steven_xia_ for the paper Repo: https://t.co/XzJ5oE0jhz Paper: https://t.co/rJj9CBXeDd