What is an AI agent?
An agent is a model given tools and a loop: it reasons, acts, observes the result, and repeats until the job is done. What that means, and where it breaks.
Tool use, agent frameworks, and orchestration with local models.
An agent is a model given tools and a loop: it reasons, acts, observes the result, and repeats until the job is done. What that means, and where it breaks.
How a model actually calls a tool, why the Model Context Protocol has become the common way to connect them, and how to keep tool access safe.
The frameworks for building agents, how to choose between them, and how to run them against a local model, with a realistic view of what that combination can do.
Which agent platforms you can run on your own hardware, what each is for, and the catch that matters most: self-hosting the platform is not the same as running the model locally. Plus an honest look at how far local models get with agents, and the security of letting one act on your machine.