Multi-agent systems and orchestration
When a rigid script is enough and when autonomy is needed, how to split work between agents, pass context along without losing it at the seams, and where a human in the loop is needed.
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4.1Workflow or autonomyA workflow or an autonomous agent, From simple to complex, Strengths of a workflow
4.2Routing and parallelizationWays of routing, Routing support requests, Parallel search and synthesis
4.3When multiple agents are neededMultiple agents or one, The main criterion for the value of many agents, Self-checking without external feedback
4.4Sharing context between agentsShared or separate context, Three channels between agents, Areas of a virtual file system
4.5Agent interaction protocolsThe A2A protocol, Ways of interacting in A2A, How to find an agent in A2A
4.6Human in the loopForms of human participation, Limits of human participation, What to confirm with a human
4.7Failures of multi-agent systemsThe MAST failure taxonomy, Conflicts in a shared file system, Cascading amplification of errors