Comment by k__

At my new job, I was assigned to improve processes with AI.

My first thought was, well agents seem nice, but I think, AI workflows are a better bet. However, I don't really understood AI or agents in depth and felt like I was just "doing things the old way" and removing flexibility from agents was a ridiculous idea.

After some research I got the impression that I was right. A well defined workflow and scope is just what's needed for AI. It's cheaper and more consistent. It probably even makes the whole thing run well with non-SOTA models.