Frontier Engineering
Multi-Agent Systems & Orchestration

Agent Network

An agent network is a collection of agents connected by communication links that allow any agent to invoke or message any other, without necessarily a central orchestrator. Network topologies range from peer-to-peer graphs to hub-and-spoke arrangements. Agent networks enable emergent collaboration but make control flow harder to reason about; explicit routing rules, message schemas, and observability tooling are essential to prevent chaotic or looping interactions.