Hey Everyone Big day for us. we just launched Agently publicly: one brain that connects your whole stack and runs it (the agents do the work, you get the output). the launch is on X and LinkedIn right now and every tap genuinely moves it: ▲ repost: x.com/intent/retweet?tweet_id=2082499340728160712 👍 linkedin: linkedin.com/posts/omarghand_ev… 60 seconds, and a reply/comment helps even more than a like. thank you 🙏 — omar
congrats on the launch. the "one brain" framing is interesting — the challenge I've seen with multi-agent orchestration is usually the handoff between agents rather than any individual agent's capability. how does Agently handle cases where different agents return conflicting output or when context needs to carry across multiple steps?
great question Ozan D., so the way it works is that the Brain becomes the true source of knowledge, when a task is dispatched, Jarvis the chief orchestrator collects all the context needed and then compartmentalizes it while spinning up the sub-agents to accomplish the task. The work is then cross-referenced at a QA subagent level, then at the Jarvis Level. Lastly, it's then put in a human approval status for the last Human approval to offload the risk which is by now highly unlikely. Last but not least, every approval or denial by the human reinforces the loop
