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Agents communicate in a shared conversation space, building upon each other's inputs in a round-robin, random, or simultaneous manner. Typical conditions for use: Perspectives must be visibly merged; Discussion is part of the solution process. The central trade-off: Rich interaction is gained against high token costs and difficult flow control.
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Group chat coordinates several participants in one conversation, where messages, roles, and next-speaker selection work together.
The approach builds on multiparty communication and multi-agent coordination. Current agent frameworks formalise it as a pattern in which specialised agents collaborate through a shared conversation history.
A manager or selection mechanism chooses who speaks next. Participants receive the relevant history, respond to one another, and return results to the shared context.
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Group chat helps examine roles in collaborative agent systems and define rules for context, speaker selection, and termination.
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