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LLM Agent Capabilities Should Follow Task Intent and Context Source
LLM agents take real actions, including executing code, modifying files, calling services, and delegating tasks, driven by context sources: user requests, tool results, documents, shell outputs, Skill and MCP instructions, memory. Unlike traditional systems, where capability is predefined, the least
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