?? AI agents are becoming more capable, integrating real-time web search, GUI interactions, and tool orchestration for complex, multi-step workflows.

?? AI agents are becoming more capable, integrating real-time web search, GUI interactions, and tool orchestration for complex, multi-step workflows.

Early frameworks like LangChain, AutoGen, and CrewAI (2022-2024) helped structure LLM-based workflows by integrating tools such as Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) and function calling.

As AI models have gained multimodal capabilities (vision, reasoning, and planning) and tool-calling functions, the next-gen agent frameworks emerged, moving "upstream" and expanding in scope.

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? OpenAI has released four key components to power AI agent development:

1?? Responses API

?? A new unified API that integrates multiple AI models and built-in tools to streamline complex workflows.

?? Designed to replace the Assistants API by 2026.

?? Supports multi-turn conversations and advanced task execution with fewer API calls.

2?? Built-in Tools

OpenAI has exposed internal agentic tools to developers, allowing them to build custom AI agents with:

?? Web Search – Provides real-time, cited search results using a fine-tuned GPT-4o-search model.

?? File Search – Integrates RAG-based private document retrieval with custom metadata filtering.

?? Computer Use (CUA) – AI agents can interact with GUI interfaces (e.g., execute tasks via screenshots).

3?? Agents SDK (Model-agnostic)

An open-source framework for orchestrating single-agent and multi-agent workflows with:

?? Configurable agents

?? Built-in guardrails for safety

?? Tracing & observability tools

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? The Rise of Anthropic’s Model Context Protocol (MCP)

?? MCP is an open, model-agnostic protocol introduced in late 2024.

?? Standardizes AI-to-tool integration by allowing LLMs to connect to external knowledge bases, databases, and APIs without building custom connectors.

?? Uses a client-server model where MCP servers expose data, and MCP clients query it dynamically.

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? LangChain, Agent Protocol, and AGNTCY – The Push for AI Agent Interoperability

?? LangChain, a popular LLM framework, has evolved to support agent-based workflows.

?? LangGraph enables deploying agents across multiple frameworks (CrewAI, AutoGen, etc.).

?? LangChain’s Agent Protocol – Introduced last year as an interoperability standard for AI agents.

?? AGNTCY – A new initiative (led by Cisco) aiming to create an open "Internet of Agents" where AI agents can discover, connect, and collaborate seamlessly.

?? Key trends shaping the next-gen AI agent ecosystem:

? Standardization is critical – MCP, LangChain’s Agent Protocol, and AGNTCY are pushing for interoperable AI tools.

? Open-source is the way forward – Successful AI tools (LangChain, Goose, MCP, OpenAI’s Agents SDK) embrace openness.

? AI reasoning + better grounding = more reliable AI agents – With Web Search + File Search + Computer Use, agents will generate more accurate and actionable results.

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?? Agentic Systems are the future of AI

? Join the AI Agent Ops Linkedin Group: https://Linkedin.com/groups/6592276

Fernando Lemos

Managing Partner at zConatus

7 小时前

Funny how, when talking about AI, its results are always something to be waited for. After all, if it is already intelligent, what exactly are we waiting for? Intelligence, maybe?,

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