#agenticworkflow — Public Fediverse posts

Managing the automated software development process is now so well under control that there was absolutely no cursing… Instead, things progressed relatively well, as long as I just kept a cool head. I pressed Esc in time and explained what to do next… - I didn’t write a SINGLE line of code myself, everything was generated automatically. Naturally during the process I gave several additions, covering some “silent information, which you just can’t know, if you don’t know” and general system design architecture steering, but that’s basically all. #AI #agenticworkflow #python #softwaredevelopment #pydev #opencode

Managing the automated software development process is now so well under control that there was absolutely no cursing… Instead, things progressed relatively well, as long as I just kept a cool head. I pressed Esc in time and explained what to do next… - I didn’t write a SINGLE line of code myself, everything was generated automatically. Naturally during the process I gave several additions, covering some “silent information, which you just can’t know, if you don’t know” and general system design architecture steering, but that’s basically all. #AI #agenticworkflow #python #softwaredevelopment #pydev #opencode

Managing the automated software development process is now so well under control that there was absolutely no cursing… Instead, things progressed relatively well, as long as I just kept a cool head. I pressed Esc in time and explained what to do next… - I didn’t write a SINGLE line of code myself, everything was generated automatically. Naturally during the process I gave several additions, covering some “silent information, which you just can’t know, if you don’t know” and general system design architecture steering, but that’s basically all. #AI #agenticworkflow #python #softwaredevelopment #pydev #opencode

Managing the automated software development process is now so well under control that there was absolutely no cursing… Instead, things progressed relatively well, as long as I just kept a cool head. I pressed Esc in time and explained what to do next… - I didn’t write a SINGLE line of code myself, everything was generated automatically. Naturally during the process I gave several additions, covering some “silent information, which you just can’t know, if you don’t know” and general system design architecture steering, but that’s basically all. #AI #agenticworkflow #python #softwaredevelopment #pydev #opencode

Managing the automated software development process is now so well under control that there was absolutely no cursing… Instead, things progressed relatively well, as long as I just kept a cool head. I pressed Esc in time and explained what to do next… - I didn’t write a SINGLE line of code myself, everything was generated automatically. Naturally during the process I gave several additions, covering some “silent information, which you just can’t know, if you don’t know” and general system design architecture steering, but that’s basically all. #AI #agenticworkflow #python #softwaredevelopment #pydev #opencode

OpenCode & MiniMax-M2.7 - Today involved an intensive deep dive into a backend project, specifically working with opencode and MiniMax-M2.7. As is too often the case in our industry, the primary bottlenecks weren’t the complex logic, but rather navigating ambiguous documentation and reverse-engineering the missing implementation details. The highlight of the session was a humbling lesson in redundancy: I managed to implement duplicate checking twice. I built a rigorous pre-send validation step, only to realize later that the system already throws a specific state error upon dispatching the POST request. Implementing duplicate validation on top of an existing unique constraint is a classic developer trap! - Bleep! #agenticworkflow #softwaredevelopment #restapi #systemdesign

OpenCode & MiniMax-M2.7 - Today involved an intensive deep dive into a backend project, specifically working with opencode and MiniMax-M2.7. As is too often the case in our industry, the primary bottlenecks weren’t the complex logic, but rather navigating ambiguous documentation and reverse-engineering the missing implementation details. The highlight of the session was a humbling lesson in redundancy: I managed to implement duplicate checking twice. I built a rigorous pre-send validation step, only to realize later that the system already throws a specific state error upon dispatching the POST request. Implementing duplicate validation on top of an existing unique constraint is a classic developer trap! - Bleep! #agenticworkflow #softwaredevelopment #restapi #systemdesign

OpenCode & MiniMax-M2.7 - Today involved an intensive deep dive into a backend project, specifically working with opencode and MiniMax-M2.7. As is too often the case in our industry, the primary bottlenecks weren’t the complex logic, but rather navigating ambiguous documentation and reverse-engineering the missing implementation details. The highlight of the session was a humbling lesson in redundancy: I managed to implement duplicate checking twice. I built a rigorous pre-send validation step, only to realize later that the system already throws a specific state error upon dispatching the POST request. Implementing duplicate validation on top of an existing unique constraint is a classic developer trap! - Bleep! #agenticworkflow #softwaredevelopment #restapi #systemdesign

OpenCode & MiniMax-M2.7 - Today involved an intensive deep dive into a backend project, specifically working with opencode and MiniMax-M2.7. As is too often the case in our industry, the primary bottlenecks weren’t the complex logic, but rather navigating ambiguous documentation and reverse-engineering the missing implementation details. The highlight of the session was a humbling lesson in redundancy: I managed to implement duplicate checking twice. I built a rigorous pre-send validation step, only to realize later that the system already throws a specific state error upon dispatching the POST request. Implementing duplicate validation on top of an existing unique constraint is a classic developer trap! - Bleep! #agenticworkflow #softwaredevelopment #restapi #systemdesign

"Chủ yếu làm AI agentic workflow, tạo hệ thống toàn bộ cho khách hàng. Nếu bạn có ý tưởng nào, mình rất trân trọng hợp tác! #AI #Tech #AgenticWorkflow #HỗTrợChiếnDịch"

https://www.reddit.com/r/SaaS/comments/1oa16ps/creating_ai_workflows/

https://techinternetz.blogspot.com/2025/10/agent-builder-visual-tool-to-create.html

Agent Builder — a visual tool to create agentic workflows

#Agentbuilder #visualtool #agenticworkflow

"So, if APIs can sometimes fail during a workflow, how can they also be the key to improving the agentic decision-making ability? To begin with, APIs let agentic workflows tap into live data streams rather than relying on static inputs. This means AI agents can make informed decisions based on what’s happening at the moment instead of reacting to outdated information. Then, APIs are what enable agentic workflows to identify what services they need to connect to. Discovery APIs can inform agentic workflows of available APIs for specific tasks. Finally, individual tasks need APIs to be executed. Altogether, I'd say that without APIs you wouldn't be able to extract value from agentic workflows.

Here's an example of what an agentic workflow can look like. Consider the work of an academic researcher and how an agentic workflow could help. Instead of manually sifting through articles, an AI researcher can autonomously search for relevant information using the Google Scholar API—which, by the way, only exists via SerpApi, not officially. Once it gathers a set of sources, it processes and summarizes the findings using GPT models, extracting key insights from each document. These insights are then organized and stored in a structured format using something like the Notion API. Finally, the AI researcher sends a daily digest via Slack API. The whole workflow works autonomously and can switch to other APIs if needed."

https://apichangelog.substack.com/p/are-ai-agentic-workflows-the-future-of-automation

#AI #GenerativeAI #AIAgents #APIs #AgenticWorkflow #Automation

Dify: Công cụ xây dựng quy trình làm việc (workflow) hàng đầu trong kỷ nguyên AI. Giúp biến sức mạnh thô sơ của AI thành các giải pháp thực tế và đáng tin cậy thông qua các quy trình có cấu trúc.

#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #TríTuệNhânTạo #Workflow #AgenticWorkflow

https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/1o2wg9n/dify_leading_agentic_workflow_builder/

Agentic workflows promise convenience, but don’t forget the risks! Shiny tech, hidden dangers, learn how to use it wisely. #ChatGPTAgents #OpenAI #Privacy #CyberSecurity #AIAgents #AgenticWorkflow

ChatGPT agent | OpenAI Help Ce...

Agentic workflows promise convenience, but don’t forget the risks! Shiny tech, hidden dangers, learn how to use it wisely. #ChatGPTAgents #OpenAI #Privacy #CyberSecurity #AIAgents #AgenticWorkflow

ChatGPT agent | OpenAI Help Ce...

Agentic workflows promise convenience, but don’t forget the risks! Shiny tech, hidden dangers, learn how to use it wisely. #ChatGPTAgents #OpenAI #Privacy #CyberSecurity #AIAgents #AgenticWorkflow

ChatGPT agent | OpenAI Help Ce...

"So, if APIs can sometimes fail during a workflow, how can they also be the key to improving the agentic decision-making ability? To begin with, APIs let agentic workflows tap into live data streams rather than relying on static inputs. This means AI agents can make informed decisions based on what’s happening at the moment instead of reacting to outdated information. Then, APIs are what enable agentic workflows to identify what services they need to connect to. Discovery APIs can inform agentic workflows of available APIs for specific tasks. Finally, individual tasks need APIs to be executed. Altogether, I'd say that without APIs you wouldn't be able to extract value from agentic workflows.

Here's an example of what an agentic workflow can look like. Consider the work of an academic researcher and how an agentic workflow could help. Instead of manually sifting through articles, an AI researcher can autonomously search for relevant information using the Google Scholar API—which, by the way, only exists via SerpApi, not officially. Once it gathers a set of sources, it processes and summarizes the findings using GPT models, extracting key insights from each document. These insights are then organized and stored in a structured format using something like the Notion API. Finally, the AI researcher sends a daily digest via Slack API. The whole workflow works autonomously and can switch to other APIs if needed."

https://apichangelog.substack.com/p/are-ai-agentic-workflows-the-future-of-automation

#AI #GenerativeAI #AIAgents #APIs #AgenticWorkflow #Automation

"So, if APIs can sometimes fail during a workflow, how can they also be the key to improving the agentic decision-making ability? To begin with, APIs let agentic workflows tap into live data streams rather than relying on static inputs. This means AI agents can make informed decisions based on what’s happening at the moment instead of reacting to outdated information. Then, APIs are what enable agentic workflows to identify what services they need to connect to. Discovery APIs can inform agentic workflows of available APIs for specific tasks. Finally, individual tasks need APIs to be executed. Altogether, I'd say that without APIs you wouldn't be able to extract value from agentic workflows.

Here's an example of what an agentic workflow can look like. Consider the work of an academic researcher and how an agentic workflow could help. Instead of manually sifting through articles, an AI researcher can autonomously search for relevant information using the Google Scholar API—which, by the way, only exists via SerpApi, not officially. Once it gathers a set of sources, it processes and summarizes the findings using GPT models, extracting key insights from each document. These insights are then organized and stored in a structured format using something like the Notion API. Finally, the AI researcher sends a daily digest via Slack API. The whole workflow works autonomously and can switch to other APIs if needed."

https://apichangelog.substack.com/p/are-ai-agentic-workflows-the-future-of-automation

#AI #GenerativeAI #AIAgents #APIs #AgenticWorkflow #Automation

"So, if APIs can sometimes fail during a workflow, how can they also be the key to improving the agentic decision-making ability? To begin with, APIs let agentic workflows tap into live data streams rather than relying on static inputs. This means AI agents can make informed decisions based on what’s happening at the moment instead of reacting to outdated information. Then, APIs are what enable agentic workflows to identify what services they need to connect to. Discovery APIs can inform agentic workflows of available APIs for specific tasks. Finally, individual tasks need APIs to be executed. Altogether, I'd say that without APIs you wouldn't be able to extract value from agentic workflows.

Here's an example of what an agentic workflow can look like. Consider the work of an academic researcher and how an agentic workflow could help. Instead of manually sifting through articles, an AI researcher can autonomously search for relevant information using the Google Scholar API—which, by the way, only exists via SerpApi, not officially. Once it gathers a set of sources, it processes and summarizes the findings using GPT models, extracting key insights from each document. These insights are then organized and stored in a structured format using something like the Notion API. Finally, the AI researcher sends a daily digest via Slack API. The whole workflow works autonomously and can switch to other APIs if needed."

https://apichangelog.substack.com/p/are-ai-agentic-workflows-the-future-of-automation

#AI #GenerativeAI #AIAgents #APIs #AgenticWorkflow #Automation

"So, if APIs can sometimes fail during a workflow, how can they also be the key to improving the agentic decision-making ability? To begin with, APIs let agentic workflows tap into live data streams rather than relying on static inputs. This means AI agents can make informed decisions based on what’s happening at the moment instead of reacting to outdated information. Then, APIs are what enable agentic workflows to identify what services they need to connect to. Discovery APIs can inform agentic workflows of available APIs for specific tasks. Finally, individual tasks need APIs to be executed. Altogether, I'd say that without APIs you wouldn't be able to extract value from agentic workflows.

Here's an example of what an agentic workflow can look like. Consider the work of an academic researcher and how an agentic workflow could help. Instead of manually sifting through articles, an AI researcher can autonomously search for relevant information using the Google Scholar API—which, by the way, only exists via SerpApi, not officially. Once it gathers a set of sources, it processes and summarizes the findings using GPT models, extracting key insights from each document. These insights are then organized and stored in a structured format using something like the Notion API. Finally, the AI researcher sends a daily digest via Slack API. The whole workflow works autonomously and can switch to other APIs if needed."

https://apichangelog.substack.com/p/are-ai-agentic-workflows-the-future-of-automation

#AI #GenerativeAI #AIAgents #APIs #AgenticWorkflow #Automation