Hari Vishal Jeganathan

Putting a decision through competing agents instead of trusting one model's opinion is a genuinely different way to reduce bias in AI-assisted decisions. Curious how you weigh it when the agents converge on the same answer versus split.

The "one main agent manages specialists" framing is the right mental model, most multi-agent tools either hide the orchestration completely or expose too much of it. Would love to know how you handle a specialist agent that gets stuck or loops.

The Slack/Telegram control angle is smart, most automation tools force you into their own dashboard. Curious how you're handling conflict resolution when the same automation gets triggered from two different channels at once.