Smarter Teamwork: How Digital Helpers Talk Less and Finish Faster
Imagine a group of smart helpers that know when to speak up and when to keep working — that what this new idea does.
It gives teams a simple way to measure how much everyone is on the same page, called the Alignment Factor, and a step-by-step plan for action called Sequential Action.
Together they let helpers choose cheaper, smarter ways to share info so the whole job moves along.
Tests on real coding tasks showed it finishes about 40% faster while keeping the cost of talking under control.
The system was tested with small and bigger groups, from five up to seventeen helpers, and it still works as the team grows — though sometimes agents was a bit slower at the start.
You get faster results without a flood of messages, and the work stays on track.
It’s like a team that learns the exact moments to ask a question, so nobody repeats effort and the project completes more smooth.
This could change how people and machines work together on big tasks.
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Communication to Completion: Modeling Collaborative Workflows with IntelligentMulti-Agent Communication
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