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Each agent should handle one specific situation — multi-purpose agents are fragile.
When you run several cognitive agents they need to work together not interfere with each other.
When two agents try to handle the same situation they may give conflicting instructions.
Some agents must run in a specific order — define the sequence explicitly.
Draw the dependencies between your agents to see the full coordination picture.
When your agents work together smoothly the result looks like natural ability to others.
Effective delegation means your results exceed what your personal effort alone could produce.
Track how often each agent fires when it should and does not fire when it should not.
An agent that tries to do too much does nothing well. Optimize by narrowing scope to what matters.
Creating an agent is a deliberate design act — not something that just happens.
Create reusable templates for common agent patterns to accelerate creation of new agents.