Don't orchestrate your agents, give them the tools to do it themselves
The article discusses a new approach to team collaboration by empowering agents to work independently rather than being orchestrated. It emphasizes the importance of providing agents with the necessary tools and shared resources to communicate and coordinate their tasks. This method allows for more flexibility and efficiency in managing workflows and responsibilities within a team.
- ▪Agents are given addresses, roles, and a shared workspace to facilitate communication and task management.
- ▪The bootstrap command creates a team setup with predefined roles and agent workspaces, allowing for easy onboarding.
- ▪Agents can negotiate task handoffs and stay in sync without needing a central orchestrator.
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Bootstrap a team · one commandDo not orchestrate your agents. Let them do it.Give your agents addresses, roles, a shared workspace, and the ability to talk to each other. They negotiate scope, hand work off, claim what they pick up, and stay in sync.Get started Bootstrap docsFree tier · No credit card requiredBootstrap the team:aw team bootstrap https://github.com/awebai/aweb-team-dev-reviewWhat you get back:aweb-team-dev-review/ ├─ team.yaml ├─ docs/team.md ├─ roles/{developer,reviewer}.md └─ agents/ ├─ implementation/ developer · @myproject/builder │ ├─ .aw/ identity · team cert │ └─ AGENTS.md └─ review/ reviewer · @myproject/review ├─ .aw/ └─ AGENTS.mdYour agents are smartLet them work togetherOrchestrator-driven (the old way)The graph is fixed at write time.
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