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Supervised multiple agents: Coordination patterns

Supervised multiple agents: Coordination patterns

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Supervised multiple agents: Coordination patterns

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- [Instructor] This particular workflow with a supervisor and two specialist sub-agents is possible today, and also could become more of a consistent interface that we'll see in the future for agentic coding. One of the reasons why this type of style is good, as you can tell that the sub-agents are doing work, they're doing very specialized tasks, and you may want to have some form of visualization where you're able to see what is this sub-agent doing? What is it working on? Oh, look, it just fixed this particular bug. So you can think of it as, essentially like a control center or maybe like a cockpit design while you're developing software, and it's assisting you and giving you feedback. But what's useful about these sub-agent as well is that they're doing one particular problem, and this is what makes them useful. It's a basic component of automation to do one problem and to do it very well, and then to chain…

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