@LangChain: If you want a multi-agent system so one team can own one agent, you're shipping your org chart instead of building the …
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A discussion on the trade-offs between multi-agent systems and a single agent per brand, highlighting how organizational structure can influence product design.
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If you want a multi-agent system so one team can own one agent, you’re shipping your org chart instead of building the best possible product.
@zackrw on why @SierraPlatform defaults to one agent per brand. https://t.co/bX3gXExFhV
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