Multi-Agent Collaboration

Multi-Agent Collaboration (MAC) involves a team of agents, each with a specific role, tools, and persona. They work together by exchanging messages, handing off tasks, or debating solutions. This mimics human organizational structures (e.g., a software team with a PM, Dev, and QA).

When to Use

• Separation of Concerns: To keep prompts simple and focused. Complex prompts often confuse models; specialized agents are more reliable.
• Role-Playing: When specific expertise or persona is needed (e.g., "Act as a grumpy editor").
• Scalability: Adding new capabilities is as simple as adding a new agent to the team.
• Simulating User Behavior: Modeling market dynamics, social networks, or game theory scenarios.

Use Cases

• Software Dev Team: Product Manager -> Developer -> Reviewer -> QA.
• Debate: Proposition Agent vs. Opposition Agent -> Moderator synthesizes.
• Creative Writing Room: Idea Generator -> Plot Outliner -> Dialogue Specialist -> Editor.

Implementation Pattern