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Markets of Minds: How Shared Model Capacity Turns Agent Orchestration Into an Allocation Problem

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When you deploy a fleet of agents that share access to expensive expert models, orchestration stops being a routing problem and becomes an allocation problem. Every agent request competes for limited GPU cycles or API quota. A high-priority intervention might help one agent, but if another agent wo…

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  1. 2026-10-27 00:08 · DEV Community — AI
    Markets of Minds: How Shared Model Capacity Turns Agent Orchestration Into an Allocation Problem

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