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Reborn as a Boss in the AI Era: Let a Team of Agents PUA Each Other

MiniMax launches Mavis, a multi-agent team system with Leader, Worker, and Verifier roles that autonomously decomposes tasks, collaborates, and iterates without constant user intervention. The article demonstrates its effectiveness through an HTML page creation example, discusses the architecture, cost trade-offs, and open-sourcing plans.

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Reborn as a Boss in the AI Era: Let a Team of Agents PUA Each Other
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  • Mavis uses a Leader-Worker-Verifier structure, requiring only a goal from the user.
  • Solves three key pain points of single agents: needing constant 'continue', degrading on long tasks, and silent IM responses.
  • Team Engine state machine controls stop conditions; Worker and Verifier engage in adversarial iteration for quality.
  • Multi-agent costs more, but MiniMax manages ROI with engineering frameworks and plans to open-source it.

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