| 1 | [Transition] Let's close with three principles to take away. |
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| 3 | First, simplicity. Build the right system for your needs, not the most sophisticated one you can imagine. |
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| 5 | Second, transparency. Let your users see the agent's reasoning — it builds trust and aids debugging. |
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| 7 | Third, invest in ACI design — your agent-computer interface. Think of it as HCI for machines. Good tool documentation and testing pays dividends. |
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| 9 | [Pause] |
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| 11 | The progression is clear: start simple, optimize with evaluation, and add agentic systems only when simpler solutions genuinely fall short. Thank you. |
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| 13 | Key points: ① Simplicity in design ② Transparency in planning ③ ACI through tool documentation and testing |
| 14 | Duration: 2 minutes |