Multi-Agent AI Interaction Is Stuck in Flat Text Chat
Interacting with multiple distinct AI agents, each with its own personality and scoped tool permissions, alongside real people happens only through plain text chat, with no shared spatial interface for group brainstorming or roleplay.
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