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AFK AI's Comma agent uses a Router with Workers and keeps memory outside context

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QbitAI explains that AFK AI, a Silicon Valley team, built its open-source Comma agent on a single Router that dispatches tasks to multiple independent Workers.

QbitAI says this design resembles the Super-agent architecture that DeepSeek's Harness team proposed.

According to QbitAI, Comma stores long-term state outside the model context. The article says this keeps detailed task information from crowding out the main conversation. This account comes from a single report, and the article itself is the only source for these architectural details.

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    QbitAI explains how Comma's multi-agent design matches DeepSeek's Super-agent concept

    AIQbitAI reports that AFK AI, a Silicon Valley team, built its Comma agent on a single Router with multiple Workers, similar to the Super-agent architecture DeepSeek's Harness team proposed. The article says Comma keeps long-term state outside the model context, so detailed tasks do not crowd out the main conversation, and it describes the product as open source.

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