Static Graph
A multi-agent system architecture pattern in which developers pre-define the call relationships and data flows between agents at design time. Collaboration paths are fixed, offering high determinism and predictability, making it suitable for scenarios with relatively stable business processes.
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The fixed graph pattern pre-defines the invocation relationships and data flows between agents during the design phase, offering the advantages of strong determinism, predictability, and ease of debugging.
The limitation of fixed graphs is that adding new capabilities or adjusting workflows requires manually modifying the graph structure, limiting scalability.
Scenarios with stable business processes and high reliability requirements are suited for fixed graphs, while open-ended scenarios with continuously expanding capabilities are the ones worth investing in dynamic discovery.
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The fixed graph pattern pre-defines the invocation relationships and data flows between agents during the design phase, offering the advantages of strong determinism, predictability, and ease of debugging.
50%UnverifiedThe limitation of fixed graphs is that adding new capabilities or adjusting workflows requires manually modifying the graph structure, limiting scalability.
50%UnverifiedScenarios with stable business processes and high reliability requirements are suited for fixed graphs, while open-ended scenarios with continuously expanding capabilities are the ones worth investing in dynamic discovery.
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