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How to Design Agent Architectures with Parallel Tool Calls and Sub-Agent Handoffs
Overview
This guide explains architectural considerations for using parallel tool calls, sub-agents, and agent handoffs in a multi-agent system. It focuses on how to share context between workflows, minimize latency, and decide which agent should generate the final user-facing response.
Prerequisites
Before applying this guide, you should:
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