Anthropic and OpenAI claims that their models are so powerful that it can “break” their sandbox…but what so special about their agent implementation?
Summary
A discussion questioning what makes Anthropic and OpenAI's agent implementations special, suggesting they may just be basic ReAct loops with tools, and asking about the gap with local Ollama model implementations.
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