Open-Source Multi-Agent Chat Framework: Agents Decide When to Speak
Emotional_Scale9702 · reddit · 2026-08-09
A developer released opencircle-module, an open-source multi-agent chat framework. Unlike traditional router-LLM architectures, it uses a decentralized group chat mechanism where all integrated models (e.g., GPT, Claude) share context and autonomously decide whether to contribute.
- Workflow: After a question is posed, each agent decides independently whether to speak or stay quiet without a central orchestrator, continuing until the query is resolved.
- Challenge: The creator notes the current round-robin logic is awkward, but adding an orchestrator conflicts with the open-group concept.
- Next Steps: Plans to integrate tool calls.
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