In a multi-agent setup, a front agent reads the request and hands it to a specialist: billing, returns, technical support. Each specialist then does its own jobs.
Both halves repeat. The handoff is a choice the front agent makes again and again for the same kinds of request, and each specialist's work is a set of jobs like any other agent's.
Where we are
Compiling the handoff itself needs new pieces in AgentCompile. Each specialist's jobs compile the way any agent's do. It's where we're heading.
Two places where work repeats
- The handoff: the front agent sees the same kinds of request every day and routes them the same way.
- The specialists: each one has its own short list of jobs, like any single agent.
Today, both are reasoned out every time. The front agent thinks about who should take a refund request it has routed thousands of times, and the billing specialist thinks through a refund it has done thousands of times.
What works today, and what doesn't yet
Without AgentCompile
- Every handoff decision is a fresh model call.
- Every specialist reasons through its jobs from scratch.
With AgentCompile
- Each specialist's known jobs run compiled today, like any agent's.
- Compiling the handoff decision itself needs new pieces: that part is where we're heading.
If you run a team of agents, the specialists are a good place to start, since each one's jobs compile the way any agent's do. Tell us what your handoffs look like; it will shape what we build.