Frequently asked questions about thinking, epistemology, and cognitive tools. 3434 answers
Draw the dependencies between your agents to see the full coordination picture.
Draw the dependencies between your agents to see the full coordination picture.
Draw the dependencies between your agents to see the full coordination picture.
Draw the dependencies between your agents to see the full coordination picture.
Draw the dependencies between your agents to see the full coordination picture.
When two agents each wait for the other neither can proceed — design to prevent this.
When two agents each wait for the other neither can proceed — design to prevent this.
When two agents each wait for the other neither can proceed — design to prevent this.
When two agents each wait for the other neither can proceed — design to prevent this.
When multiple agents need the same scarce resource like your attention define allocation rules.
When multiple agents need the same scarce resource like your attention define allocation rules.
When multiple agents need the same scarce resource like your attention define allocation rules.
When multiple agents need the same scarce resource like your attention define allocation rules.
Common patterns like pipeline fan-out and consensus for coordinating multiple agents.
Common patterns like pipeline fan-out and consensus for coordinating multiple agents.
Common patterns like pipeline fan-out and consensus for coordinating multiple agents.
Common patterns like pipeline fan-out and consensus for coordinating multiple agents.
Common patterns like pipeline fan-out and consensus for coordinating multiple agents.
Common patterns like pipeline fan-out and consensus for coordinating multiple agents.
Coordination itself costs effort — keep the coordination cost proportional to the benefit.
Coordination itself costs effort — keep the coordination cost proportional to the benefit.
Coordination itself costs effort — keep the coordination cost proportional to the benefit.
Coordination itself costs effort — keep the coordination cost proportional to the benefit.
Sometimes combined agent behavior produces results none of the individual agents intended.