Agentic Workflow

Definitions

1. An AI system design where a language model autonomously plans, executes, and iterates on tasks using tools (code execution, web search, APIs) in a loop. Unlike single-prompt interactions, agentic workflows involve multi-step reasoning, tool use, and self-correction.

   In plain English: An AI system that can independently plan and carry out multi-step tasks, using tools and adjusting its approach along the way.

   Example: "The agentic workflow reads the error log, writes a fix, runs the tests, and iterates until they pass — all without human intervention."

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