What is an agentic?
The adjective form of agent.
agentic explained in plain English
The adjective form of agent. Agentic refers to the qualities that agents possess (such as autonomy).
Example
Practitioners refer to agentic when building, training, or evaluating machine learning systems. It appears in research papers, product documentation, and technical discussions about AI capabilities and limitations.
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- act
A stage in the agentic loop in which the agent executes the action chosen during the reason stage.
- action
In reinforcement learning, the mechanism by which the agent transitions between states of the environment.
- action space
The set of resources an agent can use to perform a task.
- Agent
An AI system that can perceive its environment, make decisions, and take actions to achieve goals autonomously.
- agent orchestration
The centralized management and routing of tasks across multiple sub-agents or LLM calls.
- agentic loop
A cycle that an agent iterates through until a termination condition is met.
- agentic workflow
A dynamic process in which an agent autonomously plans and executes actions to achieve a goal.
- autonomous agent
An agent that works towards a complex goal by planning, acting, and adapting without continuous human intervention.
- environment
In reinforcement learning, the world that contains the agent and allows the agent to observe that world's state.
- environment grounding
The raw data that flows back to the agent during the feedback stage of the agentic loop.