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Multi-Agent Workspace
Architecture research into how specialized software agents could coordinate work while keeping decisions legible to people.
01 / Overview
Complex work benefits from clear roles, shared context and explicit handovers. This study explores those principles in a multi-agent software setting.
The question
Coordination systems can quickly become opaque. The research asks how tasks, state and responsibility can remain inspectable without promising autonomous operation.
Approach
Map roles, task boundaries, memory and review points; then test the architecture through small, documented workflow scenarios.
Working artifacts
Planned or in-progress artifacts for this work.
- 01System map
- 02Role and handover model
- 03Research notes
Current learning
The useful design question is not how many agents exist, but where human judgment, traceability and failure recovery belong.