What Agents Need to Know
Design effective context sharing, isolation boundaries, summarization strategies, and information flow.
"The right context is everything an agent needs and nothing it doesn't. More context isn't better—relevant context is better."
Context management determines what each agent knows. Shared context enables collaboration—all agents see the same task description and objectives. Isolated context prevents information leakage and reduces noise—a specialist doesn't need another specialist's working notes. Context summarization compresses information for handoffs, preserving essentials while reducing tokens. Context pruning removes irrelevant information as orchestrations progress. Good context management balances agents having enough information to work effectively with not being overwhelmed by irrelevant details.
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Share objectives and constraints; isolate working details
Context should enable the task, not document the process
Summarize aggressively for handoffs
Prune irrelevant context as orchestration progresses
Context boundaries are security boundaries
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