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This past week, I’ve developed an entire range of complex applications, things that would have taken days or even weeks before, now done in hours. My Vector Agent, for example, seamlessly integrates with OpenAI’s new vector search capabilities, making information retrieval lightning-fast. The PR system for GitHub? Fully autonomous, handling everything from pull request analysis to intelligent suggestions. Then there’s the Agent Inbox, which streamlines communication, dynamically routing messages and coordinating between multiple agents in real time. But the real power isn’t just in individual agents, it’s in the ability to spawn thousands of agentic processes, each working in unison. We’re reaching a point where orchestrating vast swarms of agents, coordinating through different command and control structures, is becoming trivial. The handoff capability within the OpenAI Agents framework makes this process incredibly simple, you don’t have to micromanage context transfers or define rigid workflows. It just works. Agents can spawn new agents, which can spawn new agents, creating seamless chains of collaboration without the usual complexity. Whether they function hierarchically, in decentralized swarms, or dynamically shift roles, these agents interact effortlessly. I might be an outlier, or I might be a leading indicator of what’s to come. But one way or another, what I’m showing you is a glimpse into the near future of agentic development. — If you want to check out these agents in action, take a look at my GitHub link in the below. https://github.com/agenticsorg/edge-agents/tree/main/supabase/functions submitted by /u/Educational_Ice151 |
