Feature
Teams of AI agents, each with its specialty
One agent cannot be good at everything. Put specialists side by side, give them a coordinator, and each request reaches the agent best placed to handle it.
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A coordinator that routes
The coordinator reads the request, decides which specialist should handle it and brings the answer back to the person.
Specialists that stay focused
Each member has its own instructions, knowledge and tools, and works in its own context, so it is not distracted by the rest.
Simpler agents to maintain
Improve the billing specialist without touching the support one. Smaller agents are easier to test and to trust.
Deployed like a single agent
A team is published on your website or messaging apps under one name; the person talking to it sees one conversation.
Build a team in three steps
Create your specialists
Build an agent for each role, such as support, sales or billing, with what that role needs.
Assemble the team
Create a team, add the members and describe what each one is for, so the coordinator knows whom to ask.
Publish it
Deploy the team on your channels under the name of your choice, and follow who handled what.
What teams of agents are used for
Front desk for all customer questions
One entry point that routes to support, sales or billing specialists depending on the question.
Research and writing
One agent gathers information from your sources, another writes the summary in the format you expect.
Internal services desk
HR, IT and finance specialists behind a single assistant your colleagues address in Slack or Teams.
Frequently asked questions
What is a multi-agent system?
Several AI agents working together, each with its own role. In Squadico, a coordinator delegates each request to the right member of the team.
Does the person see several agents?
No. They talk to the team under one name; delegation happens behind the scenes.
Can a team member use tools?
Yes. Each member keeps its own tools and permissions, and approvals still apply.
When should I use a team rather than a workflow?
Use a team when the coordinator should decide whom to ask. Use a workflow when you want to draw the exact order of the steps yourself.
Ready to put your first agent to work?
Create your account, describe what your agent should do and publish it on your first channel today.
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