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AI Agents in Practice
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In this chapter, we moved beyond the world of single, tool-augmented agents and explored the exciting landscape of multi-agent systems. We saw how agents can collaborate much like human teams, each specializing in their own tasks yet working together to solve problems that would be too complex for any one agent alone.
We also established that designing multi-agent systems is as much an architectural challenge as it is an AI challenge, requiring careful thought around modularity, communication, coordination, and reliability. Drawing parallels with microservices architecture, we recognized that agents can (and should) be modular, independent, and orchestrated intelligently to form scalable, resilient systems.
We introduced multi-agent orchestrators such as AutoGen, TaskWeaver, and LangGraph, and, with the latter, experimented with a hands-on demonstration building our first multi-agent application.
This chapter also concludes Part 2 of the book. In the next chapter...