Agent system layers are mostly transitional, engineer argues
rakyll · x · 2026-09-21
Engineer rakyll argues that layering in agentic systems is tricky because most layers are transitional and only make sense for a moment — reflecting how fast agent frameworks, memory layers, and orchestration abstractions get obsoleted as models improve.
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