Agents Calling Solvers: Context-Bare and Syntax-Strict, They Need Extra Guidance
KarlMuth · x · 2026-09-03
- Using a comparative law paper with quantitative elements as an example, the author warns to be careful when letting agents call upon solvers.
- Solvers are often context-bare and syntax-strict; even permissive ones need more guidance than typical sloppy JSON.
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