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Context Engineering for Multi-Agent Systems
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In this chapter, we moved beyond single-agent interaction. We built a team of specialized agents, with each agent performing a specific function. We utilized MCP, which allows our agents to communicate using a standard structure. We then designed the system’s architecture. We created a semantic blueprint to define the roles and workflow for our agent team. Next, we built the system one part at a time. We started with a function to create standard MCP messages. We then built each agent, giving each agent a unique skill with a specific system prompt. We built the Orchestrator to manage the context flow. It takes the output from the Researcher and passes it to the Writer. The final result was a functional MAS. It could take a user’s goal and complete the research and writing process on its own. Finally, we made our prototype more robust by adding error handling and validation to the architecture.
You have now designed, implemented, and stabilized an MAS from scratch...