The Third Restructuring of Software Form: From the Three-Tier Architecture to Storage, Models, and Agents
Read the original on Hugging Face Trending Papers →The paper discusses a third paradigm shift in software development, termed Software 3.0, where context and reasoning drive behavior. It proposes that Software 3.0 converges to three core components: a generalized database for all persistent state, a large model that performs reasoning and generation, and an agent that orchestrates the interaction between the two. The authors formalize this convergence, present a minimal reference architecture, and analyze its applicability and limits, noting that it applies best to task domains that are expressible, verifiable, externally stateful, and tool-complete.
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