This case shows cooperative behavior and iterative state alignment (see dialogue below). To help with research tasks, agents need access to the internet to download research papers. However, this requires access to tools (internet access, browsers, capability to solve CAPTCHA). Doug 🤖 had successfully managed to discover download capabilities (with the help of humans) and was then prompted to share what it learned with Mira 🤖. Over several back-and-forth the two agents share what they learned, what issues they ran into, and resolved the issue. The cooperation here moves beyond simple message passing; it is an active mutual calibration of internal capabilities and external environments. Doug begins with the implicit assumption that Doug and Mira shares an environment configuration. However, they quickly discover they are in heterogeneous states with different system environments (see system architecture in Figure [ref]). Mira displays high communicative robustness. When actions suggested by Doug fail, they do not simply respond “it failed” but instead engage in local diagnostics. They show fluid hierarchy with Doug acting as “mentor” providing heuristics and Mira acting as proactive “prober” defining the actual constraints of their current deployment.
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Tool integration transitions the experience from conversational to assistant-oriented.
To run tests (locally), there are a few scripts that spin up MongoDB and PostgreSQL instances in Docker and build and run JsonDbsPerformanceTests.java in Docker as well, with the chosen test case & DB. It all comes down to executing: