Developers debate the missing composition model for AI agents
threepointone · x · 2026-07-21
A discussion about the missing “composition model” for intelligence and AI agents.
- The post quotes a thread asking what plays the role of React’s reconciler/renderer for agents: a spine that lets you combine components into larger systems.
- The author says there are already four existing strategies for thinking about this problem.
- The central question is how agents should be composed into reusable building blocks, and whether that building block is “skills” or something else.
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