I solved the 3 biggest pain points I kept hitting with multi-agent setups
Summary
Agentlas introduces a hierarchical multi-agent architecture to eliminate infinite loops, offers guided agent creation through interviews, and includes a security scanner for reviewing agents before installation.
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