agentic
Agentic describes AI systems that choose actions and use tools to pursue a goal across multiple steps.
Agentic describes AI that chooses actions, uses tools and proceeds through multiple steps toward a given goal. The adjective is used for AI agents and their behavior. It differs from automation that follows fixed rules or a system that produces a single response to a prompt; it does not necessarily mean the AI makes every decision independently.
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