Swarm agents wrote 12 shared-memory notes and nobody read a single one
wandb · x · 2026-11-06
A developer ran a swarm experiment giving each agent its own CoreWeave sandbox, tracing every message in Agent Lens, and adding shared memory. The agents wrote 12 notes — and not one agent read any of them, a telling observation on how shared memory often goes unused in multi-agent systems.
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