The current fad for "agent swarms" or "model teams" seems misguided, although it definitely makes for great paper fodder (especially if you combine it with distributed systems!) and gets the VCs hot.
An LLM running one query at a time can already generate a huge amount of text in a few hours, and drain your bank account too.
A "different agent" is just different context supplied in the query to the LLM. There is nothing more than that. Maybe some of them use a different model, but again, this is just a setting in OpenRouter or whatever.
Agent parallelism just doesn't seem necessary and makes everything harder. Not an expert though, tell me where I'm wrong.
An LLM running one query at a time can already generate a huge amount of text in a few hours, and drain your bank account too.
A "different agent" is just different context supplied in the query to the LLM. There is nothing more than that. Maybe some of them use a different model, but again, this is just a setting in OpenRouter or whatever.
Agent parallelism just doesn't seem necessary and makes everything harder. Not an expert though, tell me where I'm wrong.