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Cross-framework enhancement overlay for choosing a multi-agent topology BEFORE writing any agent. A binary-question rubric — is single-agent + tools enough? do
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Cross-framework enhancement overlay for choosing a multi-agent topology BEFORE writing any agent. A binary-question rubric — is single-agent + tools enough? do agents need to know about each other? does the output need one voice? — maps the answer to single-agent / supervisor / swarm / sequential / hierarchical. Activates when a coder agent is tempted to "split the work into roles" or reaches for a multi-agent framework. Encodes the *selection rubric* that the per-framework skills assume but never surface. Search keywords: when to use multi-agent, single vs multi agent, do I need multiple agents, supervisor vs swarm, multi-agent vs single agent, agent team design.
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Multi-Agent Topology Selection · SOP (ENHANCE overlay)
Overlay posture: this skill decides whether and which topology. It does not teach the API — descend to
[[crewai]]or[[agentsop-langgraph]]for that. Every load-bearing claim carries an inline source tag resolving inreferences/R1-source-evidence.md.
1. 何时激活 (When to Activate)
Activate when any of the following fire:
- The task description contains "team of agents", "researcher + writer + reviewer", "manager agent", "agents that hand off", "split this into roles", or "multi-agent".
- A coder agent is about to instantiate ≥2 agents (CrewAI
Agent(...)× N, LangGraph supervisor/swarm, OpenAI Swarm handoffs) and has not yet justified why a single agent with tools is insufficient. - Someone is choosing between CrewAI
Process.sequentialvsProcess.hierarchical, or LangGraph supervisor vs swarm vs hierarchical-teams, and wants the rubric, not the syntax. - A multi-agent system is over budget on tokens/latency and the question is "can we collapse agents back into one?".
Do not activate for: a single LLM call, a one-shot RAG query, or a fixed tool-call pipeline with no role separation. Those are the single-agent baseline this skill defends.
Mental check: "An agent needs agency, otherwise it's just another script." — João Moura, CrewAI founder
[[crewai · §1.3]]. If you can write the control flow inif/else, you do not need multiple agents — you need one agent (or a graph) with explicit edges.
2. 核心心智模型 (Core Mental Model)
Most "multi-agent" problems are single-agent + tools. Add agents only when context isolation or parallel expertise genuinely demands it.
"Single-agent is right for approximately 80% of cases; the trap is reaching for multi-agent because it sounds more capable."
[[crewai · DC-1]]
Two — and only two — forces justify a second agent:
- Context isolation. One agent's working context would pollute another's (a critic that must not see its own draft's rationalisations; a tool-heavy sub-task whose 40 intermediate tool calls should not bloat the main thread). Splitting gives each agent a clean, bounded prompt.
- Parallel expertise. Two genuinely different skills run concurrently or in
strict sequence (research → write → review), where a single prompt provably
cannot hold both jobs without quality collapse
[[crewai · DC-1]].
If neither force is present, a single agent with the union of tools wins — fewer hops, fewer tokens, no handoff failures. This is the baseline the rubric must beat, not the default to escape.
The selection rubric (three binary questions)
Q0 Is single-agent + tools enough?
(no context-isolation need, no parallel-expertise need)
YES → single-agent + tools. STOP. Do not add agents.
NO → ↓
Q1 Do the agents need to KNOW ABOUT EACH OTHER (peer handoff)?
NO → one funnels through a coordinator → SUPERVISOR
(or static order → SEQUENTIAL, if order is fixed)
YES → ↓
Q2 Must the OUTPUT speak with ONE VOICE / single audit funnel?
YES → SUPERVISOR (single user-facing persona, one funnel)
NO → SWARM (dynamic peer handoff, last-active agent remembered)
Scaling override: ≥6 specialists that group into teams → HIERARCHICAL
(supervisor-of-supervisors). Use only for grouping, not for routing.
The two questions that actually separate the patterns: (a) can sub-agents know
each other, (b) is one user-facing voice mandated. Everything else is tuning
[[langgraph · Case 2]].
3. SOP 工作流 (Selection Protocol)
Walk top-down. Each gate can send you back down the ladder — collapsing agents is as valid an answer as adding them.
Step 1 · Defend the single-agent baseline first
Ask Q0. Enumerate the would-be roles. For each, ask: would merging it into one
agent's prompt + toolset actually degrade output? If you cannot point to a
concrete failure mode (style drift, missed checklist, context bloat, parallel
latency), the honest answer is single-agent + tools. Exit here ~80% of the time
[[crewai · DC-1]].
Step 2 · If splitting, decide static vs dynamic routing
- Order is fixed and known at design time (research always precedes write
precedes review) → SEQUENTIAL. Cheapest, most debuggable, 1× token baseline
[[crewai · §2.3]]. In CrewAI this isProcess.sequential; in LangGraph it is static edges A→B→C. - Routing must be decided at runtime (which specialist handles this query) → you need a coordinator or peer handoff → continue to Step 3.
Step 3 · Coordinator (supervisor) vs peers (swarm)
Ask Q1 then Q2.
- Agents that do not know each other and funnel through one router →
SUPERVISOR. Sub-agents are effectively tools the supervisor calls; the
supervisor "translates" their output back to the user — which is exactly why
it costs the most tokens
[[langgraph · Step 4]]. - Agents that do know each other and no single voice is mandated →
SWARM. Dynamic handoff, last-active agent stays active across turns, no
translation step → fewer tokens, slightly higher accuracy on the τ-bench retest
[[langgraph · §SOP Step 4]].
Step 4 · Apply the supervisor-default caveat (read this twice)
LangChain's own benchmark found swarm "slightly outperformed supervisor across
all scenarios" and supervisor "consistently uses more tokens than swarm" — yet
they still ship supervisor as the recommended default [[langgraph · Step 4]].
Why the nuance matters:
- Supervisor is the safest with third-party / untrusted agents (single funnel,
single audit log, single place to enforce policy)
[[langgraph · Step 4]]. - Swarm is a bad fit for third-party agents — peers handing off to peers means
no central control point
[[langgraph · Step 4]]. - So: do not copy "default = supervisor" blindly. If your agents are internal and trusted, swarm is often the better pick the default hides. Pick on the two questions, not on the framework's default.
Step 5 · Verify the chosen topology can terminate
Any topology with runtime handoff (swarm, hierarchical, CrewAI delegation) can
loop. Bound it before shipping — cross-link [[agentsop-bounded-loop]]. Concretely:
default allow_delegation=False on workers, set per-agent max_iter, wrap an
outer timeout, and bake an explicit exit counter into state rather than trusting
the LLM to stop [[crewai · DC-5]] [[agentsop-bounded-loop]].
Step 6 · Reconsider before scaling agents up
≥6 specialists → group into HIERARCHICAL teams purely for navigability, not
to get free routing (see Anti-patterns). At >5 agents CrewAI starts hitting
coordination failure [[crewai · §6.1]]; that is a signal to group or collapse,
not to add more.
4. 操作模型 (Operation Models)
Format: Trigger → Action → Output → Evidence.
OP-1 · Defend the single-agent baseline
- Trigger: a task is being described as "a team of agents".
- Action: list the proposed roles; for each, name the concrete failure that merging into one agent would cause (style drift / missed checklist / context bloat / required parallelism). No nameable failure ⇒ single agent.
- Output: single-agent + tools, OR a justified list of must-split roles.
- Evidence:
[[crewai · DC-1]]"single-agent right for ~80% of cases".
OP-2 · Single-vs-multi gate
- Trigger: baseline defended and at least one role has a real split-justifying failure mode.
- Action: confirm the force is context isolation or parallel expertise — not "it sounds more capable". If only the latter, stay single.
- Output: a yes/no on multi-agent with the force named in one sentence.
- Evidence:
[[crewai · §2.2]],[[crewai · DC-1]].
OP-3 · Static-order gate (→ sequential)
- Trigger: multi-agent confirmed; the order of work is fixed at design time.
- Action: choose SEQUENTIAL — list agents in execution order; pass dependencies
explicitly (CrewAI
context=[...]), do not rely on implicit transfer. - Output: an ordered task list; CrewAI
Process.sequentialor LangGraph static edges. - Evidence:
[[crewai · §2.3]](sequential = 1× tokens, low debug cost).
OP-4 · Peer-awareness gate (Q1 → supervisor vs swarm branch)
- Trigger: routing must be decided at runtime.
- Action: ask "do sub-agents know about each other?" — NO ⇒ supervisor branch; YES ⇒ continue to OP-5.
- Output: chosen branch.
- Evidence:
[[langgraph · Step 4]]decision tree.
OP-5 · Single-voice gate (Q2 → supervisor vs swarm)
- Trigger: peers know each other (Q1=YES).
- Action: ask "must output be one voice / single audit funnel?" — YES ⇒ SUPERVISOR; NO ⇒ SWARM.
- Output: SUPERVISOR or SWARM.
- Evidence:
[[langgraph · Case 2]](compliance ⇒ supervisor; UX continuity ⇒ swarm).
OP-6 · Apply the supervisor-default caveat
- Trigger: supervisor was selected, OR you are about to accept a framework default.
- Action: check trust. Third-party/untrusted agents ⇒ supervisor is correct. Internal/trusted ⇒ re-test whether swarm's lower token cost wins; if so, switch.
- Output: a topology chosen on trust + the two questions, not on the default.
- Evidence:
[[langgraph · Step 4]]— swarm beats supervisor on bench, yet supervisor remains the shipped default for third-party safety.
OP-7 · Tune-before-switch
- Trigger: chosen topology is over token/latency budget.
- Action: before changing paradigm, apply the published fixes to the current
one. For supervisor: remove handoff messages, add a forwarding-messages tool,
optimise tool naming — LangChain measured "nearly 50% increase in performance"
[[langgraph · Step 4]]. Switch paradigm only if still over budget. - Output: a tuned topology or a justified migration.
- Evidence:
[[langgraph · Case 2]].
OP-8 · Bound the topology
- Trigger: any runtime-handoff topology before ship.
- Action:
allow_delegation=Falseon workers, per-agentmax_iter, outer timeout, explicit state-based exit counter. - Output: a topology that provably terminates.
- Evidence:
[[crewai · DC-5]](delegation ping-pong),[[agentsop-bounded-loop]].
5. 困境决策案例 (Dilemma Cases)
Case 1 · "Swarm beats supervisor on the benchmark — why ship supervisor?"
- 困境: LangChain's own multi-agent benchmark shows swarm "slightly
outperformed supervisor across all scenarios" and supervisor "consistently uses
more tokens" (the telephone-game translation overhead). Yet LangChain's
recommended default is still supervisor
[[langgraph · Step 4]]. A coder agent copying the default would leave accuracy and tokens on the table. - 约束:
- Want the benchmark's efficiency (swarm).
- But may integrate third-party / untrusted agents later.
- Need a single auditable funnel for tool calls (compliance).
- 决策步骤:
- Read the default's reason, not the default. Supervisor wins on safety with third-party agents and single audit funnel — not on accuracy
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name: agentsop-agent-topology-selection version: 0.1.0 description: >- Cross-framework enhancement overlay for choosing a multi-agent topology BEFORE writing any agent. A binary-question rubric — is single-agent + tools enough? do agents need to know about each other? does the output need one voice? — maps the answer to single-agent / supervisor / swarm / sequential / hierarchical. Activates when a coder agent is tempted to "split the work into roles" or reaches for a multi-agent framework. Encodes the *selection rubric* that the per-framework skills assume but never surface. Search keywords: when to use multi-agent, single vs multi agent, do I need multiple agents, supervisor vs swarm, multi-agent vs single agent, agent team design. overlay: true cross_links: [crewai, langgraph, bounded-loop]
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---
name: agentsop-agent-topology-selection
version: 0.1.0
description: >-
Cross-framework enhancement overlay for choosing a multi-agent topology BEFORE writing any
agent. A binary-question rubric — is single-agent + tools enough? do agents need to know
about each other? does the output need one voice? — maps the answer to single-agent /
supervisor / swarm / sequential / hierarchical. Activates when a coder agent is tempted to
"split the work into roles" or reaches for a multi-agent framework. Encodes the *selection
rubric* that the per-framework skills assume but never surface. Search keywords: when to
use multi-agent, single vs multi agent, do I need multiple agents, supervisor vs swarm,
multi-agent vs single agent, agent team design.
overlay: true
cross_links: [crewai, langgraph, bounded-loop]
---
# Multi-Agent Topology Selection · SOP (ENHANCE overlay)
> Overlay posture: this skill decides *whether and which* topology. It does not
> teach the API — descend to `[[crewai]]` or `[[agentsop-langgraph]]` for that. Every
> load-bearing claim carries an inline source tag resolving in
> `references/R1-source-evidence.md`.
---
## 1. 何时激活 (When to Activate)
Activate when **any** of the following fire:
- The task description contains "team of agents", "researcher + writer + reviewer",
"manager agent", "agents that hand off", "split this into roles", or "multi-agent".
- A coder agent is about to instantiate ≥2 agents (CrewAI `Agent(...)` × N,
LangGraph supervisor/swarm, OpenAI Swarm handoffs) and has **not yet** justified
why a single agent with tools is insufficient.
- Someone is choosing between CrewAI `Process.sequential` vs `Process.hierarchical`,
or LangGraph supervisor vs swarm vs hierarchical-teams, and wants the *rubric*,
not the syntax.
- A multi-agent system is over budget on tokens/latency and the question is "can we
collapse agents back into one?".
Do **not** activate for: a single LLM call, a one-shot RAG query, or a fixed
tool-call pipeline with no role separation. Those are the single-agent baseline
this skill defends.
> Mental check: *"An agent needs agency, otherwise it's just another script."*
> — João Moura, CrewAI founder `[[crewai · §1.3]]`. If you can write the control
> flow in `if/else`, you do not need multiple agents — you need one agent (or a
> graph) with explicit edges.
---
## 2. 核心心智模型 (Core Mental Model)
**Most "multi-agent" problems are single-agent + tools.** Add agents only when
*context isolation* or *parallel expertise* genuinely demands it.
> "Single-agent is right for approximately 80% of cases; the trap is reaching for
> multi-agent because it sounds more capable." `[[crewai · DC-1]]`
Two — and only two — forces justify a second agent:
1. **Context isolation.** One agent's working context would pollute another's
(a critic that must not see its own draft's rationalisations; a tool-heavy
sub-task whose 40 intermediate tool calls should not bloat the main thread).
Splitting gives each agent a clean, bounded prompt.
2. **Parallel expertise.** Two *genuinely different* skills run concurrently or in
strict sequence (research → write → review), where a single prompt provably
cannot hold both jobs without quality collapse `[[crewai · DC-1]]`.
If neither force is present, **a single agent with the union of tools wins** —
fewer hops, fewer tokens, no handoff failures. This is the baseline the rubric
must beat, not the default to escape.
### The selection rubric (three binary questions)
```
Q0 Is single-agent + tools enough?
(no context-isolation need, no parallel-expertise need)
YES → single-agent + tools. STOP. Do not add agents.
NO → ↓
Q1 Do the agents need to KNOW ABOUT EACH OTHER (peer handoff)?
NO → one funnels through a coordinator → SUPERVISOR
(or static order → SEQUENTIAL, if order is fixed)
YES → ↓
Q2 Must the OUTPUT speak with ONE VOICE / single audit funnel?
YES → SUPERVISOR (single user-facing persona, one funnel)
NO → SWARM (dynamic peer handoff, last-active agent remembered)
Scaling override: ≥6 specialists that group into teams → HIERARCHICAL
(supervisor-of-supervisors). Use only for grouping, not for routing.
```
The two questions that actually separate the patterns: **(a) can sub-agents know
each other, (b) is one user-facing voice mandated.** Everything else is tuning
`[[langgraph · Case 2]]`.
---
## 3. SOP 工作流 (Selection Protocol)
Walk top-down. Each gate can send you *back down* the ladder — collapsing agents
is as valid an answer as adding them.
### Step 1 · Defend the single-agent baseline first
Ask Q0. Enumerate the would-be roles. For each, ask: *would merging it into one
agent's prompt + toolset actually degrade output?* If you cannot point to a
concrete failure mode (style drift, missed checklist, context bloat, parallel
latency), the honest answer is single-agent + tools. Exit here ~80% of the time
`[[crewai · DC-1]]`.
### Step 2 · If splitting, decide static vs dynamic routing
- **Order is fixed and known at design time** (research always precedes write
precedes review) → **SEQUENTIAL**. Cheapest, most debuggable, 1× token baseline
`[[crewai · §2.3]]`. In CrewAI this is `Process.sequential`; in LangGraph it is
static edges A→B→C.
- **Routing must be decided at runtime** (which specialist handles *this* query) →
you need a coordinator or peer handoff → continue to Step 3.
### Step 3 · Coordinator (supervisor) vs peers (swarm)
Ask Q1 then Q2.
- Agents that do **not** know each other and funnel through one router →
**SUPERVISOR**. Sub-agents are effectively tools the supervisor calls; the
supervisor "translates" their output back to the user — which is *exactly* why
it costs the most tokens `[[langgraph · Step 4]]`.
- Agents that **do** know each other and **no** single voice is mandated →
**SWARM**. Dynamic handoff, last-active agent stays active across turns, no
translation step → fewer tokens, slightly higher accuracy on the τ-bench retest
`[[langgraph · §SOP Step 4]]`.
### Step 4 · Apply the supervisor-default caveat (read this twice)
LangChain's *own* benchmark found swarm "slightly outperformed supervisor across
all scenarios" and supervisor "consistently uses more tokens than swarm" — yet
they **still ship supervisor as the recommended default** `[[langgraph · Step 4]]`.
Why the nuance matters:
- Supervisor is the **safest with third-party / untrusted agents** (single funnel,
single audit log, single place to enforce policy) `[[langgraph · Step 4]]`.
- Swarm is a **bad fit for third-party agents** — peers handing off to peers means
no central control point `[[langgraph · Step 4]]`.
- So: **do not copy "default = supervisor" blindly.** If your agents are internal
and trusted, swarm is often the better pick the default hides. Pick on the two
questions, not on the framework's default.
### Step 5 · Verify the chosen topology can terminate
Any topology with runtime handoff (swarm, hierarchical, CrewAI delegation) can
loop. Bound it before shipping — cross-link `[[agentsop-bounded-loop]]`. Concretely:
default `allow_delegation=False` on workers, set per-agent `max_iter`, wrap an
outer timeout, and bake an explicit exit counter into state rather than trusting
the LLM to stop `[[crewai · DC-5]]` `[[agentsop-bounded-loop]]`.
### Step 6 · Reconsider before scaling agents up
≥6 specialists → group into **HIERARCHICAL teams** purely for *navigability*, not
to get free routing (see Anti-patterns). At >5 agents CrewAI starts hitting
coordination failure `[[crewai · §6.1]]`; that is a signal to group or collapse,
not to add more.
---
## 4. 操作模型 (Operation Models)
Format: **Trigger → Action → Output → Evidence**.
### OP-1 · Defend the single-agent baseline
- **Trigger**: a task is being described as "a team of agents".
- **Action**: list the proposed roles; for each, name the concrete failure that
merging into one agent would cause (style drift / missed checklist / context
bloat / required parallelism). No nameable failure ⇒ single agent.
- **Output**: single-agent + tools, OR a justified list of must-split roles.
- **Evidence**: `[[crewai · DC-1]]` "single-agent right for ~80% of cases".
### OP-2 · Single-vs-multi gate
- **Trigger**: baseline defended and at least one role has a real split-justifying
failure mode.
- **Action**: confirm the force is *context isolation* or *parallel expertise* —
not "it sounds more capable". If only the latter, stay single.
- **Output**: a yes/no on multi-agent with the force named in one sentence.
- **Evidence**: `[[crewai · §2.2]]`, `[[crewai · DC-1]]`.
### OP-3 · Static-order gate (→ sequential)
- **Trigger**: multi-agent confirmed; the order of work is fixed at design time.
- **Action**: choose SEQUENTIAL — list agents in execution order; pass dependencies
explicitly (CrewAI `context=[...]`), do not rely on implicit transfer.
- **Output**: an ordered task list; CrewAI `Process.sequential` or LangGraph static
edges.
- **Evidence**: `[[crewai · §2.3]]` (sequential = 1× tokens, low debug cost).
### OP-4 · Peer-awareness gate (Q1 → supervisor vs swarm branch)
- **Trigger**: routing must be decided at runtime.
- **Action**: ask "do sub-agents know about each other?" — NO ⇒ supervisor branch;
YES ⇒ continue to OP-5.
- **Output**: chosen branch.
- **Evidence**: `[[langgraph · Step 4]]` decision tree.
### OP-5 · Single-voice gate (Q2 → supervisor vs swarm)
- **Trigger**: peers know each other (Q1=YES).
- **Action**: ask "must output be one voice / single audit funnel?" — YES ⇒
SUPERVISOR; NO ⇒ SWARM.
- **Output**: SUPERVISOR or SWARM.
- **Evidence**: `[[langgraph · Case 2]]` (compliance ⇒ supervisor; UX continuity ⇒ swarm).
### OP-6 · Apply the supervisor-default caveat
- **Trigger**: supervisor was selected, OR you are about to accept a framework
default.
- **Action**: check trust. Third-party/untrusted agents ⇒ supervisor is correct.
Internal/trusted ⇒ re-test whether swarm's lower token cost wins; if so, switch.
- **Output**: a topology chosen on trust + the two questions, not on the default.
- **Evidence**: `[[langgraph · Step 4]]` — swarm beats supervisor on bench, yet
supervisor remains the shipped default *for third-party safety*.
### OP-7 · Tune-before-switch
- **Trigger**: chosen topology is over token/latency budget.
- **Action**: before changing paradigm, apply the published fixes to the *current*
one. For supervisor: remove handoff messages, add a forwarding-messages tool,
optimise tool naming — LangChain measured "nearly 50% increase in performance"
`[[langgraph · Step 4]]`. Switch paradigm only if still over budget.
- **Output**: a tuned topology or a justified migration.
- **Evidence**: `[[langgraph · Case 2]]`.
### OP-8 · Bound the topology
- **Trigger**: any runtime-handoff topology before ship.
- **Action**: `allow_delegation=False` on workers, per-agent `max_iter`, outer
timeout, explicit state-based exit counter.
- **Output**: a topology that provably terminates.
- **Evidence**: `[[crewai · DC-5]]` (delegation ping-pong), `[[agentsop-bounded-loop]]`.
---
## 5. 困境决策案例 (Dilemma Cases)
### Case 1 · "Swarm beats supervisor on the benchmark — why ship supervisor?"
- **困境**: LangChain's own multi-agent benchmark shows swarm "slightly
outperformed supervisor across all scenarios" and supervisor "consistently uses
more tokens" (the telephone-game translation overhead). Yet LangChain's
*recommended default* is still supervisor `[[langgraph · Step 4]]`. A coder
agent copying the default would leave accuracy and tokens on the table.
- **约束**:
- Want the benchmark's efficiency (swarm).
- But may integrate third-party / untrusted agents later.
- Need a single auditable funnel for tool calls (compliance).
- **决策步骤**:
1. Read the default's *reason*, not the default. Supervisor wins on **safety with
third-party agents** and **single audit funnel** — not on accuracyAgent로 사용
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- 소스 저장소
- agentsope/SkillAlchemy
- 라이선스
- MIT
- 버전
- 0.1.0
- 최근 GitHub 푸시
- 2026년 9월 2일
- 목록 업데이트
- 2026년 10월 9일
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품질
69/100
유망
신뢰
65/100
샌드박스 전용
감사
77/100
검토 필요
- Dependency or permission surface needs review
- Permission surface may require sandboxing
- Quality score needs review
- Permission surface needs review: secrets or environment access, network or browser access
- Stars/forks activity: 357 stars, 19 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Dependency/runtime risk: credential or environment access, network or browser surface
- Permission surface: secrets or environment access, network or browser access
- Verified installs
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- 결과
- —
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추가 정보
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"notice": "Publication, static checks, AI review, and creator verification are independent facts. None guarantees runtime safety."
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"description": "Cross-framework enhancement overlay for choosing a multi-agent topology BEFORE writing any agent. A binary-question rubric — is single-agent + tools enough? do agents need to know about each other? does the output need one voice? — maps the answer to single-agent / supervisor / swarm / sequential / hierarchical. Activates when a coder agent is tempted to \"split the work into roles\" or reaches for a multi-agent framework. Encodes the *selection rubric* that the per-framework skills assume but never surface. Search keywords: when to use multi-agent, single vs multi agent, do I need multiple agents, supervisor vs swarm, multi-agent vs single agent, agent team design.",
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"Claude Code teams",
"builders willing to evaluate younger projects",
"Chunk documents",
"Create embeddings",
"Retrieve and cite relevant passages",
"Navigate pages",
"Click and type safely"
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}제작자 도구
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