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Traditional large model invocation is a one-shot mapping of "input prompt → output text", whereas an Agent adds an autonomous decision-making layer on top of this.
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10/17/2026
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LangChain Agent in Practice: A Zero-Base Introduction to AI Agent Development
bilibili李宏毅agent10/17/2026
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