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The Multi-Agent Architecture That Actually Ships — Luke Alvoeiro, Factory

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Everyone's building multi-agent systems, but nobody agrees on how. This talk proposes a taxonomy of five frontier multi-agent strategies and shows what happens when you compose them into a single architecture. Drawing from production data at Factory, we walk through a three-role system (orchestrator, workers, validators) that uses validation contracts, structured agent handoffs, and adversarial verification. We cover the case for serial over parallel execution, why model selection per role is a compounding advantage, and how to design systems that get better with each model generation instead of being made obsolete by them.

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