Nufar Gaspar

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2,488 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 3 Sep

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But be very deliberate about that, because a beautiful graph like that can easily become a huge token consumer.
If you, for example, will use the built-in deep research by some of the tools, those can easily take millions of tokens without bashing an eye.
So be careful about that.
I want you to verify early.
So add these nodes of verification and add clear boundaries, whether it's because you ran a loop or just as part of the wall graph that you did.
Because the especially the more complex your graph is, the more compounding of mistakes become expensive.
And at least as of now, humans are needed and for the most part superior than the beast.
So we have human at the right gate.
Maybe it's at the end, maybe it's early on to approve the plan, but humans should be intentionally brought into the graph.
One last thing that I want to cautious you again.
Many people when they come to design a wall graph, they think about exactly the way the work is being done by humans today.
And the way work is being done by humans today is often highly bounded by human limitations.
Attention span, time, bandwidths, ability to be proficient in multiple things.
Many of these limitations are not the relevant limitations for your agents and for your tools.
So I don't want you to just take the exact way that work is being offloaded between humans today and move it to a machine.
That's not the way to go.
You need to understand either by testing or by understanding the limitations of the tools how to better configure the work, given that in many cases these tools are much less prone to
get confused or get tired than humans are.
And in many cases that requires a little bit of uh radical thinking about what's the bottom line, what's the job to be done, not what's the current processes of how humans do the work in order to design the best possible graphs out there.
I'm sharing with that that with you later on, but these are the concrete commands for the different tools that people are using.
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