Agent planning
Agent planning refers to the process by which an AI agent determines a sequence of actions to accomplish a goal.
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Interleaved thinking
Interleaved thinking is a feature of the Anthropic Messages API that lets Claude produce extended reasoning blocks between tool calls inside a single multi-turn agentic loop
ReAct (prompting)
ReAct (short for Reasoning and Acting) is a prompting paradigm for large language models that interleaves verbal reasoning traces ("Thoughts") with task-specific actions executed against an external…
Reflexion
Reflexion is a 2023 framework for reinforcing language agents through verbal self-reflection rather than weight updates: the agent reflects in natural language on feedback from failed attempts, stores those…