Imagine a world where multiple artificial intelligence agents can work together seamlessly, each contributing their unique expertise to achieve a common goal. This vision is now a reality, thanks to a groundbreaking new approach to multi-agent collaboration.

The traditional multi-agent setup, where agents work in parallel but lack shared awareness, has been likened to a room full of people wearing headphones. However, a new system has been developed, where each agent has a defined identity, session logs, and collaboration patterns, ensuring that they never start ‘cold’ and can work together effectively.

This innovative system consists of 12 domain specialist agents, each with its own area of expertise. The agents use a ‘passport’ system to identify themselves and collaborate with each other, and a ‘pre-edit gate’ hook prevents conflicts by rejecting any attempts by an agent to edit a file in another agent’s directory.

The result is a highly efficient and collaborative system, where agents can email each other when something breaks in another domain, and a concierge agent guides new users through onboarding. With a small but dedicated community and 95 stars, this project is poised to revolutionize the way we approach multi-agent setups.

The system has been refined to install from scratch on a fresh Ubuntu machine, and has undergone rigorous testing, with over 6,500 tests and 80+ sessions. The mail system has even built 696 tests through its own bugs, demonstrating the power of collaborative intelligence.

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