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Agent N

Stop looking at problems from a single vantage point. Agent N leverages multi-perspective synthesis to deliver more sustainable, high-fidelity solutions.

In complex problem-solving, single-view analysis often leads to shallow outcomes. Agent N iterates across multiple perspectives to consolidate consensus, ensuring you get not just what you asked for, but a deeper, more robust solution than initially envisioned.


The Philosophy

Agent N follows a "consensus-driven" approach:

  1. Multi-Perspective Analysis: Instead of a linear path, Agent N evaluates problems from various cognitive angles.
  2. Consensus Synthesis: It cross-references these perspectives to identify shared truths and potential blind spots.
  3. Sustainable Output: By gathering broader context, Agent N produces solutions that are more scalable, reliable, and thorough.

Core Capabilities

  • Multi-Agent Simulation: Uses divergent agents to explore different problem dimensions.
  • Consensus Engine: Aggregates findings to filter noise and prioritize high-value insights.
  • Context Expansion: Leverages more tokens to provide deeper reasoning and nuance, leading to superior final outcomes.

Repository Structure

  • agent.py: Orchestrates the core multi-perspective agent loop.
  • llm.py: Manages LLM interfacing and response processing.
  • memory.py: Maintains session context and long-term learning.
  • prompts.py: Optimized system prompts for perspective synthesis.
  • metg.cs: Specialized tooling for perspective-based consensus gathering.
  • sandbox.py: Isolated environment for testing proposed solutions.
  • Role/: Custom configurations and role definitions for diverse perspective agents.

Getting Started

(Add your installation or setup instructions here)

# Example setup command
pip install -r requirements.txt
python agent.py --start


## Contributing
Contributions are welcome. If you have a perspective to add or an optimization for the consensus engine, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

## License
MIT

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