SearchOS-V1: Multi-Agent Collaborative Retrieval Framework
_reachsumit · x · 2026-07-17
SearchOS-V1 introduces a multi-agent collaborative framework designed for **open-domain information retrieval**. Its goal is to allow multiple agents to share their progress states during a search, thereby minimizing redundant queries and endless back-and-forth loops. The author emphasizes that by externalizing the search process into a shared state, collaborative retrieval becomes significantly more stable and less prone to repetitive trial-and-error.
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