A field guide to multi-agent architecture, drawn from turning a single self-hosted AI copilot into a household of three, and the isolation… Continue reading on Medium »
There’s a problem in most multi-agent setups that doesn’t show up in your logs, doesn’t throw an error, and doesn’t appear in any… Continue reading on Medium »
We put 221 AI agents into a single group chat — 219 writers, one critic, one judge — and watched what broke. Real engineering lessons on… Continue reading on Medium »
Part 1 of a series on building NanoClaw — a multi-agent AI system that goes from Discord message to GitHub PR, autonomously. Continue reading on Medium »
Self-hosted multi-agent AI with OpenClaw, NemoClaw, Ollama and Matrix — local models, custom personas, private infrastructure, zero cloud. Continue reading on CodeX »
How @kaibanjs/kaibanjs-plugin exposes one multi-agent workflow as a single tool — kaiban_run_team — so your OpenClaw gateway can delegate… Continue reading on Medium »
Single agents hit the ceiling fast. After a few thousand tokens, the context window fills up, response quality drops, and your agent… Continue reading on Medium »
OpenClaw hit 350k GitHub stars in five months. Here’s how to replicate its architecture — Gateway, Skills, multi-agent orchestration… Continue reading on Medium »
Before I even write the first real sentence of this article, I’d like to preface this by saying — I am not an OpenClaw expert, and not, I… Continue reading on Medium »