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learn-low-code-agentic-ai - 04 ai agents multi agent project

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# Multi-Agent Tool Project Here’s a tiny, single-canvas project you can build in n8n to get a **Primary Agent** that delegates to two **AI Agent Tool** sub-agents: **Researcher** and **Summarizer**. # Layout (one canvas) ``` Manual Trigger └─> Primary Agent (AI Agent) ├─(Tools input)─ Researcher (AI Agent Tool) └─(Tools input)─ Summarizer (AI Agent Tool) ``` # Nodes & wiring (quick steps) 1. **Manual Trigger** * No config—just to start executions and pass a test question via the Primary Agent’s “User message”. 2. **Primary Agent (AI Agent)** * **Model:** connect your preferred chat model node (OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, etc.). * **System prompt (example):** ``` You are the Orchestrator. Decide whether to call tools. If the question needs web info, call the “researcher” tool with a focused query. After results arrive, call the “summarizer” tool to distill to 5 bullets. If no research is needed, answer directly. ``` * **User message:** e.g., map from the Trigger or set a fixed test prompt: ``` “Find 3 recent sources on ‘serverless vs Kubernetes for small teams’ and summarize the tradeoffs.” ``` * **Max steps:** 8 (prevents runaway loops). * **Return tool calls / intermediate steps:** ON (helps debugging). 3. **Researcher (AI Agent Tool)** * **Tool name:** `researcher` * **Tool description:** ``` Searches the web for the given topic and returns a concise, source-backed brief: - 3–5 links with titles - 3–5 sentence summary - Any recent dates mentioned ``` * **Inside the tool (on the same canvas):** * Add whatever you use for search/fetch (e.g., **HTTP Request** to your search API, or your preferred “search” node). * (Optional) Add a small **AI Model** node to clean/condense fetched snippets. * **Tool Output:** a single text blob with short bullet summary + list of sources (title + URL). * **Input schema (simple):** one string field `query`. 4. **Summarizer (AI Agent Tool)** * **Tool name:** `summarizer` * **Tool description:** ``` Takes raw notes/snippets and produces a five-bullet executive summary plus a one-line bottom line. ``` * **Inside the tool:** * Add an **AI Model** node and prompt it to: ``` Summarize this content into 5 crisp bullets. End with “Bottom line:” + one sentence. Keep vendor-neutral tone. Include dates if present. ``` * **Tool Output:** summary text. * **Input schema:** one string field `content`. 5. **Wire the tools into the Primary Agent** * Connect the **Tool output** of **Researcher** to the **Tools** input of **Primary Agent**. * Connect the **Tool output** of **Summarizer** to the **Tools** input of **Primary Agent**. * Connect your **Model** node(s) to the respective agent/tool nodes as required by your credential setup. 6. **Test** * Hit **Execute** on Manual Trigger. * In the Primary Agent execution, you should see it call `researcher(query=...)`, receive results, then call `summarizer(content=...)`, and finally return a clean answer. --- ## Example prompts you can paste ### Primary Agent — System ``` You are “Orchestrator”, an AI that delegates. Policy: 1) If the user’s question requires fresh or external info, call the tool “researcher” with a narrowly scoped query string. 2) After researcher returns, call “summarizer” with the researcher’s content. 3) If no external info is needed, answer directly in ≤8 sentences. Always return a final, user-ready answer. ``` ### Researcher — Tool inner prompt (if you add an AI cleanup step) ``` You clean and condense web snippets. Return: - 3–5 concise bullets with key facts and dates - Then a “Sources:” list of title + URL per line Avoid speculation. If info conflicts, say so. ``` ### Summarizer — Tool inner prompt ``` Summarize into 5 crisp bullets. End with: “Bottom line: …” Keep it neutral, concrete, and date-aware. ``` --- ## Tips & gotchas * **Schemas help the Agent plan.** Give each AI Agent Tool a tiny input schema (e.g., `{ "type":"object","properties":{"query":{"type":"string"}},"required":["query"] }`), so the Primary Agent knows what arguments to pass. * **Debug quickly.** Turn on intermediate steps in the Primary Agent to see each tool call and payload. * **Guardrails.** Cap “Max steps” and “Max tool calls per step” to avoid loops. * **Nest layers.** You can add a third tool later (e.g., `fact_checker`) or even nest an AI Agent Tool inside `researcher` for “fetch → extract → dedupe” as a mini-pipeline—still on the same canvas.

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