New day new update!🖥️ Users can now invite others to collaborate on their project!🤝 To do so, simply navigate to your saved project on codecraft.name and press "Invite Collaborator". A window will appear where you input the wallet address of the person you wish to

Great explanation of our approach 🙏 @DigitalNapalm13 explains it well!

People are starting to experiment with multi agentic flows, and slowly realizing it's not that easy to get the agents to work together properly. Amazing work comes from a Stanford University team Wanjia Zhao Shirley Wu Mert Yuksekgonul and prof. James Zou with Sirius! This paper

Tuning in in half an hour!

The space is starting hop in!

oh look! even Google AI is going multi-agentic!👀

A recap of the AMA incase you missed it!

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A company of AI agents working together to deliver code straight to your git, try it out on codecraft.name !

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A multi-agentic and multi-modal approach allows codecraft.name to leverage strengths of multiple LLM's designated to agents performing specified tasks to fulfill user requests and deliver code crafted specific for your needs!

Yet another team ( ) taking the approach we have been pioneering since the very start of our journey in January: "Multi-agent implementation is one of Manus's key features. When messaging with Manus, you only communicate with the executor agent, which itself doesn't