@vintcessun: Recently many people are messing around with agentic workflow, tuning prompts for a long time but still easily going off track. Actually the problem is often at the runtime layer: no budget for loops, tool permissions too broad, compression loses state. DenisSergeevitch's agents-best-practices sk…
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Discusses common runtime issues in agentic workflow (loop budget, tool permissions, state loss due to compression), recommends DenisSergeevitch's agents-best-practices resource, provides a provider-neutral reference, emphasizes making permissions, budget, and observability explicit mechanisms.
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