Comment by Kbelicius
5 days ago
> Define runtime then.
From GP: "But you don't use AI to define rules on the fly."
Neither Claude nor Perplexity change the rules they work by on the request to request basis. Code that Claude outputs isn't the code the Claude runs on and Perplexity did not on its own decide to create python scripts because other ways it was calculating large sums did not work well. Those tools work within the given rule set, they do not independently change those rules if the request warrants it.
You are not really defining the runtime?
Is whatever what happens between e.g. HTTP Request and Input and Output not runtime then?
1. HTTP Input
2. While (true) runAgent() <- is that not runtime?
3. HTTP Output
Additionally Claude could be triggering itself with custom prompts etc to use instances of it concurrently in parallel.
Or are you saying that the only rule is that Agent is being ran in a loop?
But the whole discussion is about how AI Agent is different from a Workflow?
The point is that workflow is that LLM is triggered in a loop ?