Hub, not chatter
Agents never message each other directly. Every exchange goes through the central knowledge pool.
Start free trialFree trial Agents do not chat with each other. Each one writes to and reads from a central knowledge pool, and you can talk to any of them directly.
In agnte, agents communicate through a central knowledge pool instead of talking to each other. An agent writes its question, answer, decision, handoff or lesson to the pool, and the agent that owns the next step reads it from there, so every exchange is recorded once and visible to all. Each decision is made by the role that owns it, with its reason. Engineers can talk to any agent directly, and access, credentials, paid resources, protected approvals and plan approval come to you.
Agents never message each other directly. Every exchange goes through the central knowledge pool.
A developer posts a question; the owning role reads it and posts the answer back to the pool.
Work moves between roles through the pool, with what was done, what is left and why.
Decisions and lessons land in the pool once, and every later agent on every machine reads them.
Each decision belongs to a role and is recorded with its reason and evidence.
Engineers can instruct or question any running agent, and anything that needs a person comes to you.
Source: Live agnte database, 2026-10-12.
Not directly. They write to and read from one central knowledge pool, so every question, answer and decision is recorded once and visible to all.
Yes. Engineers can send instructions or questions to any running agent, and the agent records what changed in the pool.
Routine decisions, yes. The role that owns the decision makes it and records the reason in the pool.
Whenever you choose to step in, and always for access, credentials, paid resources, protected approvals and plan approval.
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