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A single agent can manage the behavior of different stages through an internal state machine, for example relaxing the step limit in the "exploration" state, strictly limiting steps in the "convergence" state, and disabling cloud tools in the "private data" state, thereby avoiding the need to introduce multi-agent communication.
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