Planning a Master-Agent Architecture: LangGraph vs Microsoft Agent Framework
DonXendon · reddit · 2026-10-27
The author is planning a "super agent" system: one master agent managing per-business lead agents, each with specialists. Key requirements: full self-hosting with no platform lock-in, swappable models (Claude/GPT/Gemini/local), built-in human approval before risky actions (money, contracts, public posts), pausable long-running jobs, and strong security—one platform was ruled out after a serious vulnerability this year.
LangGraph is the current front-runner with Microsoft Agent Framework as backup. The author asks the community for real-world experience on framework choice, hosting options, and lessons learned running multi-agent systems in production.
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