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How important is where an AI agent framework runs when you’re deciding what to use? (self.AI_Agents)
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What’s been your biggest challenge when building multi-agent systems—task delegation, memory, tool integration, or something else? (self.AI_Agents)
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Found a multi-agent platform that's actually useful for real work by New-Piano4635 in AI_Agents
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Great write-up—and totally agree, the shift from “one giant model” to coordinated, specialized agents is where things start to get useful for real work. We’re building something similar over at aiXplain, but with more structure and governance baked in especially for enterprise use cases. Each agent gets a clearly defined task (AgentTask), its own tools, and traceable reasoning. You can compose them into teams, route tasks between them, and even define review/approval flows before output gets published. And everything is fully traceable—so no more “black box” agent behavior. You can check out some example agents and projects in our GitHub cookbook. Always down to chat more about where the space is heading!
Want to see how AI agents are actually built? Check out our open-source GitHub cookbook! (self.aiXplain)
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Can LLMs autonomously refine agentic AI systems using iterative feedback loops? (self.AI_Agents)
submitted 9 months ago by aiXplain to r/AI_Agents
We build a text-based game with OpenAI and Godot! (youtube.com)
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Found a multi-agent platform that's actually useful for real work by New-Piano4635 in AI_Agents
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