750 agents coordinate via a 2,418-task tree to prove a hard theorem
RLanceMartin · x · 2026-11-10
Lance Martin shares a case study in scaling multi-agent teams safely: to tackle the largest statement in a proof, a task tree was set up to coordinate 750 agents. Whenever a piece proved too hard for a single agent, the tree branched further, ultimately reaching 2,418 tasks up to 10 levels deep. The authors present this as both a template for safely scaling agent teams and evidence that models like Fable 5.2 can solve challenging, long-horizon problems.
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