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Large language models enable autonomous agents organized as graphs of specialized nodes, but managing attention allocation remains a challenge. The paper proposes adaptive, goal-aware attention orchestration to improve coordination and efficiency in multi-agent workflows.
Large language models enable autonomous agents organized as graphs of specialized nodes, but managing attention allocation remains a challenge. The paper proposes adaptive, goal-aware attention orchestration to improve coordination and efficiency in multi-agent workflows.
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Large language models (LLMs) enable autonomous agents for reasoning, planning, and tool use. Recent systems increasingly organize these agents as graphs of specialized, interconnected nodes. Although graph-based orchestration supports flexible decomposition and coordination, it creates a key challenge:...
Efficient attention allocation is crucial as multi-agent systems scale and workflows become more complex. Adaptive orchestration can lead to better reasoning, planning, and tool use by focusing resources where they are most needed.
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