Understand what’s acting.
What is an agent actually doing? With which tools, memory, and constraints? Open up the system and look at the mechanisms and decisions inside.
When agents multiply,
what holds
the work together?
An agent can research, write, code, and act. Several agents can divide the work, challenge one another’s answers, and hand things over. Getting them to work together opens up a different set of questions.
Fugues is a place to look closely. To start with real systems, experiments, and outputs. And to compare perspectives on what works, what breaks, and what we still need to figure out.
In a fugue, independent voices develop a shared theme. A way of thinking about the systems we’re building.