#coordination

HN latched onto a post that says the real bottleneck in multi-agent coding is coordination, not just model IQ. Once work is split across agents, the old distributed-systems vocabulary starts showing up whether the models are brilliant or not.

An attendee recap from MIT’s Open Agentic Web conference resonated on r/artificial because it treats agents as network actors, not better chatbots. The post’s six takeaways focus on identity, coordination, data provenance, and why expert-assist systems keep outperforming autonomy theater.