Graduating from Handy-Multi-Agent: A Comprehensive Introduction to the Popular Multi-Agent System!

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Open Source Contribution: Handy-Multi-Agent Team

Introduction

“Handy-Multi-Agent” is a practical tutorial that guides you step by step from the basic single-agent model to complex multi-agent systems, focusing on practical applications. This project is based on the leading domestic multi-agent framework CAMEL, which not only deeply analyzes the various components of an agent but also provides complete code implementations and detailed explanations, enabling every learner to truly understand and master the development capabilities of multi-agent systems.

We do not just teach you how to

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