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Context Engineering for Multi-Agent Systems
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In the last chapter, weidx_dc9631d4 created a multi-agent system (MAS) using MCP. It worked, but it came with one big limitation: its knowledge was simulated. That was fine for learning, but it also meant the agents were stuck inside a sandbox that we predefined. They couldn’t reach out for real information or adapt their behavior in the moment. In this chapter, we’re going to break them out of that box. Our agents will finally connect to external data through a live information pipeline built on a vector store.
This isidx_63729266 where things get exciting. We’re about to introduce a more powerful architecture: the dual RAG MAS. It uses Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) in twoidx_c41fab94 ways. The first is what you’d expect—retrieving idx_6192d09dfacts from a knowledge base. But the second is new: retrieving procedural instructions, instructions to implement procedural (or dynamic) RAG. This addition...