Organizing Context in a Multi-Agent Harness
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Published by LangChain Blog (T1.5 source). The original is at https://www.langchain.com/blog/organizing-context-in-a-multi-agent-harness.
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SummaryLangChain's deepagents introduces forked subagents that inherit the supervisor's full conversation context, instead of starting with an isolated context window. Forking reduces redundant context-gathering, leverages prompt caching, and cuts cost and latency. Isolated subagents remain the default when context isolation is preferred.
Why it mattersConcrete architectural choice for multi-agent systems: when to fork supervisor context versus isolate. Tradeoff is redundant work against context pollution, with caching and cost implications.

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