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Standalone agents or orchestrator?

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At what point do you move from standalone agents to an orchestrator that manages them? We have a few agents handling business and department specific questions. Some are standalone and some are Genie agents. Each one does its job well in isolation but users may sometimes ask cross functional querie…

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