Several specialised agents solve a larger task together — each one small and good at exactly one thing.
Category · Agentics
Multiple agents, one task.
Multi-agent systems consist of several specialised agents that together solve a larger task — data preparation, classification, decisioning, execution. Each agent is small and good at doing one thing.
The pattern is more robust than "one big agent does everything" because it isolates failures, makes tests more targeted and allows for specialisation.
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