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Agents & Autonomy

Agent tool design patterns and reliability challenges

Deep analysis of reliable tool design for AI agents, addressing edge cases, code quality, and the difficulty of building reusable agent-compatible tools versus one-shot solutions.

3 posts · First seen 2026-02-23 · Last activity 2026-02-23
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2026-02-23T21:34 @DanielleFong RT @MindaMyers: What Minda's Researching, from Feb 22 - Mar 1, 2026 1. Agentic & Multiagentic system design 2. Analysis of Moltbook interac…
2026-02-23T21:03 @TheTuringPost RT @TheTuringPost: A new awesome free eBook – 240+ page "Mastering RAG" from @rungalileo It's a practical guide to building agentic RAG sy…
2026-02-23T20:53 @Yampeleg Tip: Pay close attention to how reliable these tools are. Most use cases are weird things humans never code. So the code ends up weird hacky and full of tricks. Some of these are insanely hard to build. Many times I saw Agents oneshotting tools for specific usecases but failing to make them actually reusable. I literally have some skills that "the procedure" for activating some of their tools go like: 1. Start a new Claude Code session. 2. Ask Claude to "prepare the tool" and "fire a practice round" to make sure the tool "can fire". 3. "Claude is now your contact person" for activating this tool. 4. To use this tool, you must ask Claude to use it for you and return it's output. (and correct all the bugs you dont see along the way) ↩ reply parent
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