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Multi-Agent System

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Andrew Jamerson
Founding Editor
Jul 4, 2026 · 2 min read
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A multi-agent system is a configuration in which several specialized AI agents cooperate, negotiate, or hand off tasks to one another to accomplish a goal, typically coordinated by a supervisor, router, or shared plan rather than a single all-purpose agent.

The pattern mirrors how human teams work: instead of one generalist, a planner delegates subtasks to focused agents (research, drafting, verification) and composes their outputs. Most production GaaS deployments in 2026 lean on multi-agent designs because narrow, specialized agents are easier to make reliable than one agent trying to do everything.

Related terms: Agent Orchestration · Agent Protocol See also: What is GaaS?

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Andrew Jamerson

Founding Editor, GaaS News

Andrew Jamerson is the founding editor of GaaS News, covering the economics of the agent era. He started the publication to cover Agentic AI as a Service as a dedicated beat and edits every article on the site.

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