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Multi-Agent Systems

Getting more than one agent to work on the same thing without stepping on each other. These pages cover orchestration and delegation patterns, agent-to-agent protocols, shared state, conflict handling when two agents write to the same place, human handoff, and the observability you need before you trust a fleet. The coordination problem is mostly a shared-context problem, which is why file access and permissions come up as often as message passing does.

The pages are honest that most teams do not need a multi-agent system at all, and they say what makes one worth the extra complexity. Where they do recommend a pattern, they lead with the failure modes: duplicated work, contradictory writes to the same file, silent stalls that nobody notices for an hour, and cost that grows faster than throughput does.

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