A language model represents patterns in language to understand prompts and generate text, but a standalone model cannot connect to live systems or perform real-world actions. Asked to find a flight, it may suggest airlines without checking schedules or booking. section 6.0
Figure 6.1 Core differences between a standalone LLM and AI agent
Compare the language capabilities of a standalone model with the tools and actions an agent adds. section 6.0
Agents make language models actionable by adding tools and workflow control. In multi-agent systems, specialized agents can divide image understanding, product search, and policy lookup; a single model handling all three may become inconsistent as irrelevant context accumulates. section 6.0 section 8.0


































































