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Ask HN: Why are multi-agent systems workflow-based? Are there other models?
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Show HN: PSP,A vector retrieval algorithm like HNSW and NSG for MIPS
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I've been busy organizing hackathons and promoting the demos developed by our team, all to get OpenAgents known by more people. Yet, there’s been little to show for it. Two months ago, I joined OpenAgents—an open-source project dedicat
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Show HN: Two-line change, 30% RAG boost
(arxiv.org)
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Secure job offers through AI-powered interviews [video]
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A demo:Get 24/7 of Elon Musk's live updates [video]
(youtube.com)
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9mo ago
OpenAgents makes it easy to build Agent Networks, enabling multiple AI agents to work together! The Elon Musk Tracker agent demonstrated here tracks Elon Musk's latest updates 24/7, automatically collecting and organizing informat
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9mo ago
There are quite a few frameworks focused on agent memory now, and I’m not sure if yours is better than Mem0.
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Show HN: AI Interview-to-Offer Agent Network
(meet.readymojo.com)
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Open-Source Demos for Understanding Multi-Agent Collaboration
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Show HN: Agent Network Protocol (ANP),Similar to an A2A
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11mo ago
Frameworks like AutoGen are used to build individual agents or agent teams, while OpenAgents is designed to connect countless such teams and individuals into a vast, dynamic, and scalable ecosystem.
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snasan
11mo ago
If being thorough is wrong, then what exactly is right?
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11mo ago
A2A is hard tto ignore, especially for anyone working on multi-agent systems.
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11mo ago
If you've tried it, you know why everyone's so happy to star it.
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Thank you! That really means a lot. Making A2A work seamlessly was a key goal for us. We can't wait to see what kind of networks and collaborations people start building.
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11mo ago
Hey, I still remember October 9th so well — that was the day we first went public with our project! I was so excited telling all my friends about it on social media. We'd been working towards this for months, getting everything ready.
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Maybe this article can help you. It mentions the multi-agent research boom back in the 1990s. Later, reinforcement learning was incorporated, and by 2017, industrial-scale applications of multi-agent reinforcement learning were even achieve
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11mo ago
cool!
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Show HN: An A2A-compatible, open-source framework for multi-agent networks
(github.com)
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LLMs End the 15-Year MARL Era and Redefine Multi-Agent Collaboration
(medium.com)
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11mo ago
The design is very clean and intuitive.i really like it
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11mo ago
it is a cutting-edge field,so it is normal for it ti face skepticism.
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OpenAgents: AI Agent Networks for Open Collaboration
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We've been working on this for almost a year, and it's finally here! It's an open-source framework for building a network where AI agents can work together. The goal is to help thousands of agents collaborate more effectively
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Such a cute little game; it gave me a chance to catch my breath on this busy day.
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Why are Chinese AI startups seeking to expand overseas?
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