Programmatic Tool Calling Makes Agent Pipelines Smaller
OpenAI's Programmatic Tool Calling lets a model write bounded JavaScript to coordinate tools, which can shrink agent loops when the workflow is predictable and the boundary is clear.
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OpenAI's Programmatic Tool Calling lets a model write bounded JavaScript to coordinate tools, which can shrink agent loops when the workflow is predictable and the boundary is clear.
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