Create add-agentverse-multiagent-framework

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Description

Adding AgentVerse, a comprehensive multi-agent simulation framework that represents a significant advancement in A2A (AI-to-AI) communication and interaction testing.

Research Sources

1. GitHub Repository: https://github.com/OpenBMB/AgentVerse
2. Academic Research: [Paper references from our Arxiv research]
3. Community Metrics: Active development with substantial community engagement

Original Analysis

"AgentVerse represents a breakthrough in multi-agent simulation by providing a comprehensive environment for testing and developing AI agent interactions at scale. The framework's innovative approach to agent role definition, environment customization, and interaction protocols makes it particularly valuable for researching emergent behaviors and developing robust A2A systems. Its modular architecture and built-in evaluation tools set it apart by enabling researchers and developers to rapidly prototype and validate complex multi-agent scenarios."

Technical Implementation

from agentverse import AgentVerse

# Define environment configuration
environment_config = {
    "name": "custom_environment",
    "max_rounds": 10,
    "agents": [
        {"name": "agent_1", "role": "assistant"},
        {"name": "agent_2", "role": "critic"}
    ]
}

# Initialize and run simulation
verse = AgentVerse.from_config(environment_config)
results = verse.run()


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