Multi-Agent Systems
Several agents,
one accountable system
Multi-agent only pays when a process genuinely contains distinct roles. Then the interesting part is not how many agents there are — it is who checks whose work, and what happens when one of them is wrong.
What we build
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The agents are the easy part. These five decide whether the system holds together.
- 01Role design — which agents exist and what each is accountable for
- 02Agent-to-agent handoffs with a defined contract at each boundary
- 03An independent checking agent that never signs off its own work
- 04Orchestration, retries and an explicit path for every failure
- 05Shared context, logging and end-to-end traceability
Indicative pricing
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Planning ranges. Orchestration and verification, not prompt count, drive the number.
- Architecture & PoC€15,000–€40,0003–6 weeks
- Production system€40,000–€120,0006–16 weeks
- Enterprise programmeCustom3–6+ months
If one agent can do the job, we will say so. More agents is a cost, and it only buys something when the roles are genuinely different or the output needs checking by something that did not produce it.
Read the full cost breakdown6 minHow a system is built
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- 01Map the roles in the real process
- 02Define the handoffs
- 03Build the orchestration
- 04Add independent verification
- 05Run it under monitoring