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The microservices analogy is spot-on - multi-agent systems introduce coordination overhead that's only justified when domain complexity naturally decomposes int
by ethan_smith 2y ago
The microservices analogy is spot-on - multi-agent systems introduce coordination overhead that's only justified when domain complexity naturally decomposes into specialized tasks with clear interfaces.
- segmenta 2y agoAgree that the microservices analogy is great for the maintainability aspect of multi-agents. However, there is one more dimension which is specific to LLMs - performance. Smaller agents tend to have better instruction-following accuracy.