Multi-Agent Systems Fail at the Handoffs
Most multi-agent failures are not model failures. They happen at the boundaries: unclear ownership, lossy handoffs, duplicated authority, and missing verification.
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Most multi-agent failures are not model failures. They happen at the boundaries: unclear ownership, lossy handoffs, duplicated authority, and missing verification.
The hard part of agentic AI is no longer getting one model to act. It is making delegation, memory, tools, and evaluation behave when the system leaves the happy path.
Why mention-only response policy reduces chatter, prevents role confusion, and makes agent networks more reliable.
Why production agents fail, and how control planes for planning, tool execution, memory, and evals reduce cascading errors.