Great point! State machines are a really nice way to orchestrate multi-step LLM invocations.
They're also a great way for LLMs to produce code. It's human-readable so you can vet that it's doing what you want it to and it's high-level enough that the remaining bits to fill in tend to be small functions that AI can easily generate.
They're also a great way for LLMs to produce code. It's human-readable so you can vet that it's doing what you want it to and it's high-level enough that the remaining bits to fill in tend to be small functions that AI can easily generate.