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In multi-Agent systems, state synchronization is often harder to handle than the execution logic of a single Agent; an error in any link—heartbeats for long tasks, timeout thresholds, or the order of event callbacks—will cause the UI state to diverge from the real state.
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10/17/2026
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Five AI Agents Share One Window: Multi-Agent Lessons from 261 Commits
bilibili七影蝶ovo10/14/2026
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