Goal In, DAG Out: How Open-Multi-Agent Turns a Goal into a Task DAG
<h2> You wrote the graph by hand. Then the requirements changed. </h2> <p>Most TypeScript agent frameworks make you draw the graph yourself. You declare the nodes, wire the edges, decide what runs after what, where it branches, where it joins. It works, right up until the goal shifts and you are back in the graph editor re-wiring a pipeline you already built once.</p> <p>There is another way to model this: describe the goal, and let a coordinator build the graph for you.</p> <p>That is what <cod
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You wrote the graph by hand. Then the requirements changed.
Most TypeScript agent frameworks make you draw the graph yourself. You declare the nodes, wire the edges, decide what runs after what, where it branches, where it joins. It works, right up until the goal shifts and you are back in the graph editor re-wiring a pipeline you already built once.
There is another way to model this: describe the goal, and let a coordinator build the graph for you.
That is what