September 2026
Intermediate
774 pages
19h 47m
English
This chapter moves from orchestration to context. Once agents know who coordinates the work, the next question is what they actually reason over: which information they receive, what they remember, how current that information is, and how the context layer is governed as the system scales.
In the previous chapter, we tackled multi-agent orchestration patterns: the control plane, who delegates to whom, how failures escalate, and how conflicts are resolved. I wish it were that simple. Now we also need to tackle the notion of memory and context, something we humans struggle with too, especially when passing information from one persona to another.
This chapter focuses on codifying appropriate memory ...
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