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Elixir Patterns: LLM Agent implementation (page 200)
Chris McCord said on his keynote at ElixirConf US 2025 that “Agents are easier than you think” and provided a basic draft on how to implement an LLM Agent using a GenServer. So maybe you could add a section into the chapter “Advanced GenServer Recipes” to expand this idea.
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