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Public story · 2026-03-14 · source-backed
This paper applies CAP theorem, consensus protocols, and fault tolerance theory as a principled analytical lens for multi-agent LLM teams. First principled (non-empirical) framework for when teams outperform single agents, optimal team size, and how team structure affects performance. Essential reading for anyone choosing between single-model and multi-agent architectures.
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