AI-powered software splits control between code and models
AI-powered software adopts a middle path: deterministic code retains structural control and exact computation, while models handle only semantic judgment at decision branches—unlike traditional software (fully explicit) or agents (fully model-driven).
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TypeSafe's docs lay out three ways to build software. Traditional software is made of explicit logic, with every branch written out by hand and auditable, but rigid as a result. Agents swung the other way: one model juggles decisions at every step, and control flow moves out of code and into prompts. AI-powered software takes the middle path. Code keeps the structure and handles exact computation, and a model sits only at the branches that need semantic judgment.