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In the peer negotiation model, agents communicate directly with each other, allocating tasks and resolving conflicts through negotiation, which suits open-ended, exploratory tasks, but communication costs grow quadratically with the number of agents.
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Three Coordination Patterns for Multi-Agent Collaboration and Three Rules to Prevent Infinite Loops
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