Multi-agent communication paper draws comparisons to collaborative math proofs
DimitrisPapail · x · 2026-09-21
mariofilhoml shared Dimitris Papail et al.'s test-time communication paper, calling it very cool and drawing a comparison to a purported "proof of the cycle double cover conjecture"—hinting at the potential of multi-agent collaboration in mathematical proof settings.
The paper shows N identical agents collaborating via a shared log substantially outperform independent agents across research-style tasks, positioning test-time communication as a new axis for scaling capabilities.
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