How to Use It Well
- Setup time ~15 minutes (pip install + run one starter example)
- The project positions itself as AgentOS-style multi-agent tooling (formerly AutoGen)
- GitHub stars + forks (verified): see Source & Thanks
Treat multi-agent as a control problem. Start with a tiny set of roles, define tool boundaries, and log every tool call. Once you can reliably reproduce a run, then scale to more agents and longer horizons.
FAQ
Q: Is it stable? A: The README discusses roadmap and versioning; start with one pattern and upgrade deliberately.
Q: How many agents should I start with? A: Two is enough: one assistant and one user/tool proxy. Add more only after you can debug failures.
Q: How do I keep it safe? A: Use least-privilege keys, separate dev/prod, and require explicit approvals for any write or shell execution.