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The purpose of this third article is clarifying the differences between these two approaches, discussing their pros and cons and demonstrating with a practical example how to migrate an AI-infused service using a workflow pattern to a pure agentic implementation.
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In essence the most relevant difference between the two is that workflow patterns are programmatically orchestrated through predefined code paths, while agents autonomously decide their own processes and tool usage, maintaining control over how they execute tasks, making them more flexible and adaptable to various scenarios, but also in some cases less predictable and more prone to hallucinations.
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In essence, the most relevant difference between the two is that workflow patterns are programmatically orchestrated through handcrafted code paths, while agents autonomously decide their own processes and tool usage, maintaining control over how they execute tasks. This makes them more flexible and adaptable to various scenarios, but it also makes them less predictable and, in some cases, more prone to hallucinations.
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