How are you guys maintaining state or handling memory when piping multiple agents together visually?

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Summary

The author shares their experience using a visual tool called architect by Lyzr to orchestrate multi-step AI agent pipelines, highlighting easier state tracking and debugging compared to traditional automation tools.

I’ve spent the last three weeks trying to build a multi-step research pipeline where one LLM prompt passes data to a second prompt, evaluates it and then writes a report. Doing this in Make or forcing it into a traditional backend was a nightmare. The loops kept breaking, error handling was messy and debugging which step failed felt impossible. I ended up moving that specific logic over to architect by Lyzr and it saved my sanity. It basically lets you visually map out specialized agents and pipe them together. The best part is just being able to see exactly where a conversation/state breaks down between steps without having to dig through massive JSON logs in a standard webhook manager. I’m still keeping my front-end in standard no-code but moving the AI orchestration out of standard automation tools has been a game-changer.
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