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Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch thinks the future of multi-agent work may look like one agent. Vercel gives employees one front door. behind it, the company harness routes each request to the right knowledge, tool, or specialist agent. employees shouldn’t need to understand the agent architecture. they should just ask... show more

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