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The difficulty of the scheduling logic in multi-agent systems lies in: who decides which Agent executes the next step, how context is passed, when to terminate the loop, and how to adjudicate conflicts; in engineering this is usually implemented with LangGraph's state graph, message-passing mechanisms, or dedicated orchestration frameworks, and it is necessary to handle issues such as token cost, infinite loops, and error propagation.
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