Mapping agents as a graph with conditional edges clarifies orchestration and decision-making in multi-agent systems, enabling scalable automation of complex tasks and easier debugging. This approach is practical for teams building coordinated agent workflows and accelerates deployment by separating roles and routing logic.
The presenter walks through constructing an agent graph for a multi-agent workflow, demonstrating how to define nodes (researcher, coder, supervisor), import required libraries, and instantiate a class to set up the workflow. They explain adding conditional edges that route decisions between nodes—essentially encoding logic for whether tasks go to the coder or researcher. The session covers compiling the graph and notes that an existing supervisor component need not be rerun. A notebook link and Q&A were promised for follow-up.
Comments
Want to join the conversation?
Loading comments...