Ali Ghodsi says longer-running agents are often worse and need better ontology
jefrankle · x · 2026-07-27
Ali Ghodsi argues that agents that “cook” for longer are often worse, and that Genie gets to results faster.
He says the key to making these agents work is ontology: giving them the context they need so they can answer correctly without wasting time.
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