@Saboo_Shubham_: This is the WAY...Speculative Programmatic Tool Calling for Agent Harness. While the LLM is streaming tokens, it specul…
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Describes a speculative programmatic tool calling method for agent harnesses, where LLMs queue up tool calls during token streaming to act as futures in code execution.
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This is the WAY…Speculative Programmatic Tool Calling for Agent Harness.
While the LLM is streaming tokens, it speculates and queues up tool calls in the partially-generated code that act as futures when the actual code is executed. https://t.co/sFUEVo2sFH
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