Scaling Agent Systems: The Missing Architecture Between Layers is the Real Bottleneck
tallmetommy · x · 2026-08-08
Developer tallmetommy asks what fails first when scaling from one agent to many: memory, identity, coordination, provenance, or human control. His bet is that the failure isn't in any single layer, but rather in the missing architecture between them, highlighting a core orchestration challenge in multi-agent workflows.
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