Five days ago you called Agent(model).run_sync(prompt) for the first time. How does the pattern feel now?
Surprisingly small. I kept waiting for the complicated part — the model configuration, the API keys — and it just never arrived. It's a Python call that gives back a string.
That's the design. The model handles language. Your code wraps the call, reads .output, and moves on. Which moment clicked hardest this week?
Day 7 — chaining two agents. Once I saw that the output of Agent A is just a string I can pass directly into Agent B, the whole idea of a pipeline stopped feeling abstract. It's just Python variables.
Exactly. A chain isn't a framework — it's two function calls where the first feeds the second. Let's see what stuck.
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Five days ago you called Agent(model).run_sync(prompt) for the first time. How does the pattern feel now?
Surprisingly small. I kept waiting for the complicated part — the model configuration, the API keys — and it just never arrived. It's a Python call that gives back a string.
That's the design. The model handles language. Your code wraps the call, reads .output, and moves on. Which moment clicked hardest this week?
Day 7 — chaining two agents. Once I saw that the output of Agent A is just a string I can pass directly into Agent B, the whole idea of a pipeline stopped feeling abstract. It's just Python variables.
Exactly. A chain isn't a framework — it's two function calls where the first feeds the second. Let's see what stuck.