I'm no genius, but I've managed to set up my agents to prefer writing a small python script or whatever to do repetitive/iterative tasks that my language model 'knows' it's not good or efficient at.
You're technically right, which is why I say "good enough".
It's a good strat imo - start simple and get it working with LLMs asap, then you can add heuristics etc based on the data you have and improve with that benchmark
What makes you say that? It's good enough
At priority ranking? It's less accurate, slower, and more expensive than every other purpose-built tool.
I'm no genius, but I've managed to set up my agents to prefer writing a small python script or whatever to do repetitive/iterative tasks that my language model 'knows' it's not good or efficient at.
You're technically right, which is why I say "good enough".
It's a good strat imo - start simple and get it working with LLMs asap, then you can add heuristics etc based on the data you have and improve with that benchmark
Ah yes, I see the malware authors buying subscriptions to the appropriate software to do that.
All those tools are FOSS.