Multi-Agent Framework

Definitions

1. A framework designed to help developers build, coordinate, and observe systems composed of multiple agents. Multi-agent frameworks usually provide abstractions for roles, messaging, memory, tool use, and handoffs.

   In plain English: A framework for building systems with multiple AI agents.

   Example: "They evaluated a multi-agent framework so planning, retrieval, and verification agents could share traces and context more systematically."

Related Terms

• AI Agent Framework
• AI Framework
• AI Multi-Agent
• AI Skill
• Generalist Agent
• Large Action Model
• Large Behavior Model
• Multi-Agent
• Planning AI
• RAG Framework
• Reasoning Agent
• Scaffold AI
• Task Planning
• Tool Agent
• Web Agent