Architecture Insight: Hiding Multi-Agent Orchestration in a Single MCP Tool

Developers are exploring an MCP architecture that hides multi-agent orchestration inside a single server-side tool rather than exposing it to the client LLM. This approach reduces token costs and minimizes drift by handling routing and state management directly on the server.

2026-07-26 ~ 2026-07-26 · 2 related posts

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