Guest Blog: Building Multi-Agent Systems with Multi-Models in Semantic Kernel – Part 1

Guest Blog: Building Multi-Agent Systems with Multi-Models in Semantic Kernel – Part 1
Why Multi-Agent Systems?
- A single agent can effectively tackle specific tasks.
- Complex problems often demand collaboration.
Why Multi-Model Systems?
- Multi-model systems introduce modularity and adaptability to AI systems.
- Different agents handle various tasks, such as customer interactions, visual data interpretation, and real-time translations.
Building Multi-Agent Systems
- Semantic Kernel provides an Agent Framework for building agents.
- Core components like classes and methods facilitate agent interactions and collaboration.
- A getting started notebook for Semantic Kernel is available to learn about the Agent Framework's capabilities.
- The use of Azure OpenAI, Google Gemini, and Meta's Llama leverages multi-model capabilities for better reasoning and outputs.
Exploring the Process
- The User submits a request for a travel plan.
- The Agent Group Chat directs the task to the Travel Planner Agent.
- The Travel Planner Agent creates an itinerary and calculates the budget.
Conclusion
- There are various functionalities within the Agent Framework that developers can explore.
- Stay tuned for part 2 on human in the loop interactions.
Kudos to Arafat from the Semantic Kernel team for sharing this insightful article. We look forward to part 2!