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A team from Fudan University published a paper systematically reviewing LLM-based agents, proposing a three-module architectural framework of Perception, Brain, and Action.
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Getting Started with AI Agent Development: Core Concepts, Architecture, and Practical Essentials
bilibili李宏毅AIAgent6/25/2026
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