Running Multiple AI Agents Across Providers Requires Complex Custom Infrastructure
Developers building multi-agent systems face configuration overhead, vendor lock-in, and session management challenges across different AI providers. There is no standard runtime for running specialist agents with swappable backends the way package managers standardized package installation. Token compression and persistent memory across long sessions remain unsolved in most frameworks.
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