LLMs and Agents

 


A basic way to understand the difference between LLMs and AI Agents:

LLMs
• Understand language
• Reason about information
• Generate answers and insights

Agents
• Use LLM reasoning
• Connect to tools, APIs, and systems
• Take actions and complete tasks

Think of it like this:

LLM = Brain
Agent = Brain + Hands

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