Agent-to-agent systems need structured messages, IDs, and circuit breakers
blaizedsouza · x · 2026-07-26
- The post says agent-to-agent systems often break once multiple agents start talking.
- It proposes a microservice-style communication pattern: structured envelopes with task/context/constraints, async messaging over direct function calls, schema validation, correlation IDs, and timeout/circuit-breaker protection.
- The core advice is to start with a simple message bus before adopting a more complex framework.
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