Arize's Code Mode: Let Agents Write Code to Transform Data Outside the LLM Context
aparnadhinak · x · 2026-09-18
Arize shares its "Code mode" agent pattern: instead of pushing thousands of records through an LLM via tool calls (e.g., just to redact credit card numbers), the agent writes a program that calls tools and transforms data inside a sandbox. Intermediate records never enter the model context, cutting token costs and latency while making bulk transformations more controllable and auditable.
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