Multi-Agent DSPy
🎯 Trigger Conditions
Use when asked about multi-agent systems, agent coordination, or distributed DSPy execution.
📚 Prerequisites
dspypackage installed- Understanding of multi-agent architectures
- Coordination mechanism defined
🛠️ Multi-Agent Patterns
1. Agent Specialization
class SpecialistAgent(dspy.Module):
def __init__(self, specialty):
self.specialty = specialty
self.predictor = dspy.Predict(f"input -> {specialty}_output")
def forward(self, input):
return self.predictor(input=input)
# Create specialized agents
agents = {
"math": SpecialistAgent("math"),
"science": SpecialistAgent("science"),
"general": SpecialistAgent("general")
}
# Route to specialist
def route_to_specialist(input):
intent = classify_intent(input)
return agents[intent](input)
2. Agent Debate
class AgentDebate(dspy.Module):
def __init__(self, n_agents=3):
self.agents = [
dspy.Predict("input -> opinion") for _ in range(n_agents)
]
self.judge = dspy.Predict("opinions -> decision")
def forward(self, input):
# Generate opinions
opinions = [agent(input=input).opinion for agent in self.agents]
# Judge the debate
decision = self.judge(opinions=opinions).decision
return decision
3. Agent Hierarchy
class HierarchicalAgent(dspy.Module):
def __init__(self):
self.manager = dspy.Predict("task -> subtasks")
self.workers = [
dspy.Predict("subtask -> result") for _ in range(4)
]
self.aggregator = dspy.Predict("results -> final_answer")
def forward(self, task):
# Manager breaks down task
subtasks = self.manager(task=task).subtasks
# Workers execute subtasks
results = [worker(subtask=subtask).result for worker, subtask in zip(self.workers, subtasks)]
# Aggregate results
return self.aggregator(results=results).final_answer
4. Agent Marketplace
class AgentMarketplace(dspy.Module):
def __init__(self):
self.bids = {}
self.agents = {}
def register_agent(self, agent, cost):
self.agents[agent] = cost
def bid(self, agent, task):
self.bids[task] = self.agents[agent]
def execute(self, task):
# Find lowest cost agent
cheapest_agent = min(self.bids.items(), key=lambda x: x[1])
return cheapest_agent[0](task)
⚠️ Pitfalls
- Coordination overhead: Communication between agents adds latency
- Consistency: Ensuring consistent behavior across agents
- Resource usage: Multiple agents consume more resources
- Debugging: Multi-agent systems are harder to debug