lateinteraction: let agents compile expensive LLM calls into cheap AI functions, likely via DSPy
lateinteraction · x · 2026-09-16
In a reply thread, lateinteraction proposes an engineering idea: let agents "compile" expensive interpreter-like LLM calls into cheap assembly-like AI functions plus plain code where possible, suggesting this is probably a job for DSPy compilers. The core insight is applying compilation thinking to cut agent inference costs.
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