The Flipped Interaction Pattern: Agent Asks First
Most agents execute on whatever you give them. This one asks questions first. The Flipped Interaction Pattern: an agent that asks before it acts.
Research notes on AI governance, agentic architecture, and multi-agent system design, with attention to security, risk, and responsible deployment.
Most agents execute on whatever you give them. This one asks questions first. The Flipped Interaction Pattern: an agent that asks before it acts.
A LiteLLM rebuild of TaskWeaver showing planner-to-executor handoff, stateful data memory, and safe pandas actions.
A small LiteLLM rebuild showing deterministic constraint gates around model-assisted mission review.
A LiteLLM-native agent that finds product knowledge gaps, ranks evidence, and gates model-written hypotheses.
A LiteLLM-native rebuild of the smolagents code-agent pattern with approved tool calls, AST validation, and provider tests.
A LiteLLM-native operations gateway with Bayesian-style risk scoring, escalation thresholds, and an audit trail.
Most AI API overspending comes from three invisible patterns. This post breaks them down with real examples anyone can follow.
A small LiteLLM-native rebuild showing how roles, actions, messages, and a shared environment create an inspectable multi-agent workflow.
A LiteLLM-native rebuild of an EvoAgentX-style agent loop with one approved tool and clear execution traces.
A LiteLLM agent that verifies claims first, then escalates hard mismatches into structured reasoning.