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Comet

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LLMs as Agents Large Language Models (LLMs) like *GPT*, *Claude*, or *Gemini* can act as intelligent. *What does it mean to be an agent?* An *LLM agent* can: • Understand a goal • Break it into steps • Use tools or APIs • Adapt based on context or user input • Decide what to do next (autonomously or semi-autonomously) *How LLMs work as agents:* LLMs generate outputs based on *prompts*, but when paired with logic (via tools/frameworks), they can: • Access the internet • Search databases • Execute code • Retrieve documents • Call external tools/APIs • Maintain memory of a conversation *Example:* > You say: *“Book me the cheapest flight to Delhi next week.”* An LLM agent might: 1. Extract the intent (flight, Delhi, next week) 2. Use a flight API to check prices 3. Return the best result 4. Ask you to confirm before booking LLMs as agents = combining *language understanding* with *real-world actions*.

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