I'm sorry, but no. The tools work. I don't need "more context" from my `less` or `more` commands. The LLM can train on the man pages just as a human can read the man pages.
What man page? I have never worked on a product with one. We're not teaching the LLM how to use `ls`; we are talking about the code being written today.
> I think watching the agents use our existing command line utilities get confused and lost is a strong indicator that the information architecture of our command line utilities is inadequate.
Seems pretty clear the article is talking about teaching LLMs how to use 'ls'.
> The agents may benefit from some training on tools available within their agents. This will certainly help with the majority of general CLI tools, there are bespoke tools that could benefit from adapting to LLMs.
