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Anthropic details how it built its multi-agent Claude Research system, claiming significant improvements in internal evaluations over single-agent systems

Our Research feature uses multiple Claude agents to explore complex topics more effectively.  We share the engineering challenges …

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  • @gergely.pragmaticengineer.com Gergely Orosz on bluesky
    Cognition's article, discuss why it's too hard to build multi-agent systems (for them, at least) cognition.ai/blog/dont-bu...  Anthropic explaining how they overcame engineering challenges to build a multi-agent system: anthropic.com/engineering/...
  • @timkellogg.me Tim Kellogg on bluesky
    pretty strong argument for multi-agents  —  www.anthropic.com/engineering/ ...  [image]
  • @anthropicai @anthropicai on x
    New on the Anthropic Engineering blog: how we built Claude's research capabilities using multiple agents working in parallel. We share what worked, what didn't, and the engineering challenges along the way. https://www.anthropic.com/...
  • @melissapan Melissa Pan on x
    multi-agent outperforms single agent by 90.2% is very interesting. One reason we haven't seen multi-agents winning is that existing benchmarks are rather “simple.” This makes multi-agents seem more like a PoC than a necessity, which is not a true reflection of MAS's capability.
  • @andrewcurran_ Andrew Curran on x
    Claude Opus, coordinating four instances of Sonnet as a team, used about 15 times more tokens than normal. (90% performance boost) Jensen has mentioned similar numbers on stage recently. GPT-5 is rumored to be agentic teams based. The demand for compute will continue to increase.…
  • @mikeyk Mike Krieger on x
    Our engineering & research team put together a deep dive on the multi-agent system that powers our Research capability in Claude[dot]ai; lots of fun details architectural diagrams, and prompting learnings here: https://www.anthropic.com/...
  • @geniebrandini Brandon Guo on x
    @AnthropicAI just dropped a better future-facing AI market map than any VC, and it's a visualization of common Claude use cases craigslist was the great bundling-unbundling of internet 2.0 this map will be the great bundling-unbundling of machine intelligence @deedydas [image]
  • @simonw Simon Willison on x
    My notes on Anthropic's substantial essay about how they built their multi-agent research system, which has finally talked me around to taking multi-agent LLM prompt engineering seriously https://simonwillison.net/...
  • @neilhtennek Kenneth on x
    “There's so much useful, actionable advice in this piece. I haven't seen anything else about multi-agent system design that's anywhere near this practical.” Agents are are real and they are here! This is a great breakdown of our latest work.
  • @swyx @swyx on x
    every single cluster of these is a viable startup btw my contribution to @saranormous' excellent @aidotengineer talk about how to become a gpt wrapper millionaire is “take something people are ALREADY doing in raw chat and pave the cowpath” in every million copy pastes to/from
  • @manosaie @manosaie on x
    Fascinating research on multi-agent systems from @AnthropicAI Excellent notes from @simonw My favorite part is when you let the AI teach itself how to be better [image]
  • @deedydas Deedy on x
    Anthropic's latest data drop shows Claude is used for a lot more than software and text. 1. Sports betting strategies 2. Explaining religious texts 3. Performance enhancing substances 4. Drafting legal documents 5. Financial market trading 6. Optimize video games [image]