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Stop building custom agent orchestrators until you test OpenAI’s native API
◆ 90RelevanceOn a story from OpenAI1mo ago
OpenAI is moving deeper into the orchestration layer, potentially making third-party agent frameworks redundant for many use cases. You must decide whether to maintain custom state management logic or trade flexibility for the lower latency of a native implementation.
Takeaways
- Evaluate native orchestration before investing further in complex third-party agent frameworks.
- OpenAI is signaling intent to own the agentic state and reasoning loop.
- Native tool-calling and state management could significantly reduce your development overhead.
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