Cognitive Architectures & Agentic Workflows
This is the study of how systems composed of multiple autonomous agents should coordinate: the protocols by which they reach consensus, allocate work, and resolve disagreement without constant human arbitration. It extends into long-horizon memory synthesis — how an agent should decide what to retain, what to discard, and what to revisit — and into reflective planning, where a system evaluates and revises its own intermediate reasoning rather than committing to a single, unexamined plan.