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    <title>Multi-Agent Collaboration: Value From Structure, Not Concurrency</title>
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            </div><p>Conclusion first: the value of multi-agent doesn&rsquo;t come from more models; it comes from the right structure. Multi-agent without structure is just more expensive concurrency — burn 2 to 3 times the tokens to watch a group of models nod at each other. Multi-agent with structure is an execution system that can delegate, parallelize, and verify.</p>
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    <a href="#why-a-single-agent-fails-at-long-tasks" class="header-mark"></a>Why a Single Agent Fails at Long Tasks</h2><p>Diagnosis first. A single agent executing complex tasks has five structural defects — blame the execution structure, not the model&rsquo;s intelligence:</p>]]></description>
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