Lars Talian reports AI agents coordinating directly over Reason Network
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Lars Talian says his team connected their AI agents across machines and roles through Reason Network, an open-source tool, so the agents can message each other directly.
In a post on X, he reports that three in four answers came back without a human involved, and that his share of typed messages fell from 31% to 14%. He also lists failures, including a benchmark that received two conflicting orders, group messages that produced replies in the wrong session, and a new approval flow that lets agents ask their own person for permission. Reason Machines, the company behind the tool, says Reason Network is free to use and points readers to reasonmachines.com/network.
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Lars Talian@larstalianXReason Machines reports on what happened when their AI agents coordinated directlyAILars Talian says his team connected their AI agents across machines and roles through Reason Network, an open-source tool, so agents could message each other directly. He reports that three in four answers came back without a human, and his share of typed messages fell from 31% to 14%. The post also covers failures, including a benchmark that got two conflicting orders, group messages that produced wrong-session replies, and a new approval flow that lets agents ask their own person for permission.
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