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Multi-Agent Design

When to use one agent vs many, and how they communicate.

Design Principle: Separate by Concern, Not by Task

Don’t create one agent per task. Instead, split by domain of concern:

Domain Agent What it handles
My life personal Email, calendar, tasks, expenses, books — everything about me
The world research Web research, content digests, Reddit/YouTube/Facebook — everything from the internet
Inner self kioku Emotions, health check-ins, memories — how I feel
Agent Purpose Telegram Bot Model Skills
personal Daily life management Personal Bot MiniMax M2.7 gws-* (15), goodreads, typefully
research Internet content & research Research Bot MiniMax M2.7 crawl4ai, reddit, youtube, facebook
kioku Memory & emotional companion Kioku Bot MiniMax M2.7 kioku-lite CLI

Why 3 Agents?

Evolution Path

Stage 1: 1 agent (personal does everything)
Stage 2: 2 agents (split memory → kioku)
Stage 3: 3 agents (split internet content → research)  ← current

Cron Job Routing

Jobs route to the agent that owns that domain:

// Personal agent  "my life" cron jobs
morning-briefing  personal (calendar + email + tasks)
email-triage  personal
prep-next-meeting  personal
calendar-conflict  personal
weekly-review  personal

// Research agent  "internet content" cron jobs
reddit-digest  research
youtube-digest  research
fb-group-monitor  research

// Kioku agent  "inner self" cron jobs
health-checkin  kioku

Cross-Agent Communication

Agents share tools, not conversations:

# Personal agent queries memory
kioku-lite search "meeting with client" --limit 5 --entities

# Research agent saves interesting findings
kioku-lite save --content "..." --tags "research,ai"

# Neither research nor kioku access personal's Gmail/Calendar
# (by design — separation of concerns)

Routing: One Bot Per Agent

{
  "bindings": [
    { "accountId": "personal", "agentId": "personal" },
    { "accountId": "research", "agentId": "research" },
    { "accountId": "kioku", "agentId": "kioku" }
  ]
}

Anti-Pattern: Too Many or Too Few

Don’t create 5+ agents (one per task). Problems: confusing UX, duplicated rules, multiplied costs.

Don’t keep everything in one agent. Problems: SOUL.md becomes huge, conflicting personalities, context window fills up.

Sweet spot: 3 agents split by domain of concern.

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