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== Reflection == * Which agent in your workflow had the biggest impact on output quality? Would the workflow still work without the weakest agent? * What information was lost between handoffs? Would you design the handoffs differently next time? * Where did the feedback loop help, and where did it just add noise? Is there a point of diminishing returns? * π¬ ''Walk a colleague through your agent architecture diagram before showing them the output. Ask them to predict where the pipeline would break β their predictions vs. reality reveals whether your architecture is intuitive or over-designed.'' (Social Learners)
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