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Over-engineering Multi-Agent Systems: Token Burning and Error-Prone

Published: 2026-07-27 19:47 Source: X: AYi AI Notes (@AYi_AInotes)

Currently, 90% of multi-agent systems are token-burning over-engineering, e.g., breaking a simple PDF summary into five agents, burning 15x more tokens. Shared state allows errors to propagate between agents, more insidious than single-agent context decay. Truly effective reviews should switch models, clear context, and judge by test results, not flashy architectures.

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