Multiple agents working together can solve complex problems that one agent can’t handle alone.Documentation Index
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Quick Start
Each agent focuses on what it does best. Together, they accomplish more.
Why Multiple Agents?
Specialization
Each agent is an expert at one thing
Complex Tasks
Break big problems into smaller pieces
Better Results
Specialists produce higher quality work
Scalability
Add more agents as needed
Workflow Patterns
Sequential (Pipeline)
Agents work one after another:Parallel
Agents work at the same time:Hierarchical
A manager delegates to workers:Complete Example
Agent Communication
Agents share information automatically:| Method | Description |
|---|---|
| Output Passing | One agent’s result → next agent’s input |
| Shared Memory | All agents access common memory |
| Context | Agents see what others have done |
Best Practices
Start with 2-3 Agents
Start with 2-3 Agents
Don’t overcomplicate. Add more agents only when needed.
Clear Roles
Clear Roles
Each agent should have one specific job.
Sequential First
Sequential First
Start with sequential, then try parallel if needed.
Test Each Agent
Test Each Agent
Make sure each agent works alone before combining.
Next: Agent Process
Learn about different workflow processes.

