Single Agent vs. Multi-Agent Architecture Some tasks need a single agent. Others need a whole team. Knowing the difference is the skill. Single-agent system: On... (opens in new tab)

Single Agent vs. Multi-Agent ArchitectureSome tasks need a single agent. Others need a whole team. Knowing the difference is the skill.Single-agent system: One reasoning LLM that plans, picks a tool, and loops on its own until the task is done. Use a single agent when:- the task is a clear, linear sequence- one agent can hold the whole problem in its head- you want something simple to build and easy to debugMulti-agent system: An orchestrator that splits a task into subtasks and routes each o...