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🙋🏽♂️ Is your "multi agent" system really multi agentic? Or is it just a modular setup with a bunch of different prompts? 🤨
I’ve had this discussion way too often, so I finally wrote it all down. If you’re building with agents, you need to read this.
Here’s the TLDR:
✅ True multi agent systems require:
• Persistent, private state per agent
• Memory that impacts future decisions
• Adaptation based on past experiences
❌ Just having modular components, function calls, or multiple LLMs doesn't cut it. That’s not multi agentic. It’s just pipelining.
🤝 The magic is in evolving relationships, context retention, and behavioral shifts over time.
🧠 If your agents aren’t learning from each other or changing based on past experience… you are missing the point.
What do you think? Curious what patterns you're experimenting with 🧐
👉 Full post: https://shekkizh.github.io/posts/2025/04/multi-agents/
I’ve had this discussion way too often, so I finally wrote it all down. If you’re building with agents, you need to read this.
Here’s the TLDR:
✅ True multi agent systems require:
• Persistent, private state per agent
• Memory that impacts future decisions
• Adaptation based on past experiences
❌ Just having modular components, function calls, or multiple LLMs doesn't cut it. That’s not multi agentic. It’s just pipelining.
🤝 The magic is in evolving relationships, context retention, and behavioral shifts over time.
🧠 If your agents aren’t learning from each other or changing based on past experience… you are missing the point.
What do you think? Curious what patterns you're experimenting with 🧐
👉 Full post: https://shekkizh.github.io/posts/2025/04/multi-agents/
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