Welcome to the "multiplayer" era of AI agents, @AnthropicAI π
Claude Tag is a big validation of something we've believed for a while: agents shouldn't be single-player.
It's been a little lonely out here π - happy to swap lessons anytime.
https://t.co/lr4lgvQRhe
@tec_aryan 'Joins your company' is the right framing. Real test of it: can the rest of your team edit and direct that teammate without coming through you? Or does it quietly become your job to babysit it? That line is where 'AI teammate' gets real.
@doublenickk Realest take on my timeline this week. The missing piece isn't more orchestration - it's ownership: who can edit the agent, whose memory it runs on, the audit trail when it breaks. Demo mode hides all of it.
@AiCamila_ This is the right frame. One question I'd add to the system design: who can edit the agent when it breaks at 2am? Most 'systems' are built for one operator - the second a teammate needs in, it stalls. Do you design for multiplayer from day one?
@rakib_md007 100%. And the hardest system problem isn't infra - it's: who on the team can actually change how the agent behaves when something goes wrong in production? Usually one person. That's the real bottleneck.
@v_shakthi This is it. And the team problem makes it worse - when 4 people 'own' the agent, nobody owns the constraint spec. The more people touching it, the less anyone knows what it shouldn't do.
@garrytan There are more to skills than just instructions. Production grade skills would usually also include scripts, references and assets. The agent should be able to write and handle that properly - also track when changes are made to a skill. @communaio https://t.co/oZ5TGjHQZw
@0xMortyx Yet no one is talking about multiplayer and collaborative AI agents that can work with a team of people - not just you...
This is why we built https://t.co/oZ5TGjHQZw
@HowToAI_ It's a great solution if you want to run WhatsApp only for yourself or for dev/testing. Once you have a business, users or customers in the workflow, you should only use the official Meta API for WhatsApp. Otherwise, the risks are too big.
@gregisenberg Then you and your partners should definitely try our multiplayer AI agents platform. For the first time, multiple people can collaborate, track, manage and work on the same agent - we have more announcements coming soon and would love for you to try us! https://t.co/GuWRcrtZ8c
@garrytan But this is only good for *your* memory. What about your teams', customers' and organizational memory?
That's why we built our multiplayer agents platform - https://t.co/oZ5TGjHQZw
@t_blom The problem is that agents are built to speak with one person/developer, and not the enitre team. Like having a new employee only speak with one person at a company but overseeing the entire company processes.
This is why we built https://t.co/oZ5TGjHQZw
Is your AI agent single-player or multiplayer?
Most agent tools today are still single-player. They work great for one builder. They collapse the moment a teammate or a customer shows up.
Here's what changes when more than one person enters the room:
https://t.co/V7o7kYIVxD
@sukh_saroy Totally agree and we have been building https://t.co/oZ5TGjHQZw exactly for those small businesses. We provide them with enterprise grade agents so that they can compete with the big players in their industries.
@trentjhughes You get get up and running with such an agent on our platform in about 10 minutes. No excuses for not doing it if you're a real estate agent. Happy to load you with some credit after you register: https://t.co/oZ5TGjHQZw