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Design Your Multi-Agent System

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​📝 Event Description

​Building a single AI agent with prompt engineering is one thing. Designing a production-ready multi-agent system that scales reliably without running up massive token costs or looping infinitely is another.

​In this interactive session, we’ll walk through how to design a multi-agent architecture from a real product idea or workflow. Rather than focusing on prompts or framework APIs, we’ll focus on the architectural decisions that determine whether an agent system is scalable, maintainable, and production-ready.

​Together, we’ll explore questions such as:

  • ​How do you decompose a problem into multiple agents?

  • ​Which agent design pattern best fits your use case?

  • ​When should a workflow be deterministic, non-deterministic, or a hybrid of both?

  • ​Where should memory live, and when is it actually necessary?

  • ​Which tasks should rely on an LLM, and which are better handled with deterministic logic?

  • ​How do evaluation, observability, and human-in-the-loop fit into the overall system?

​Throughout the session, we’ll share practical design patterns and implementation insights from building real-world agent systems with Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK). Whether you’re building your first AI application or designing complex agentic workflows, you’ll leave with a practical framework for thinking about multi-agent system design—not just how to build agents, but how to architect them.

​🎙️ The Speaker Lineup:

​• ANNIE WANG — Software Engineer & Internal Career Coach, Google

​Software Engineer with experience across startups and big tech. Currently working as a Software Engineer and Career Coach at Google, Annie brings years of engineering experience to empowering developers and building scalable technical systems.

​• Moderated by JING CONAN WANG — Founder & CEO, DeepVista AI, Co-Founder of FounderCoHo

​🛠️ What we'll cover:

  • ​System Decomposition & Patterns: How to break complex product requirements into specialized sub-agents using sequential, parallel, and custom workflow patterns.

  • ​Deterministic vs. LLM Tasks: Knowing when to lean on an LLM for reasoning versus when to route tasks through deterministic code to save latency and token budget.

  • ​Memory & State Architecture: Determining where session state and long-term memory should live, and when memory is actually necessary.

  • ​Testing & Trajectory Observability: Moving beyond output "vibes" to evaluate agent trajectories, tool-calling accuracy, and human-in-the-loop safeguards.

​📅 Event Agenda:

​• 6:00 PM - 6:10 PM: Stream Warm-Up & Virtual Intros

​• 6:10 PM - 7:00 PM: Architecture Deep-Dive & Interactive Q&A

​🎟️ Registration: Virtual Livestream

​Meet your Host! FounderCoHo is a community and media platform for founders to share their hard-earned wisdom and connect with fellow founders on their journey.

​With 229,000+ subscribers across YouTube and Substack, we've featured industry leaders, including Lyft's Co-Founder, the inventor of CRISPR, and AlphaChip's co-author, alongside many successful founders and senior executives. We host monthly in-person founder meetups where members exchange insights and build meaningful connections.

​Explore more: https://foundercoho.com/

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