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Reactive Agents, Typed Event Handlers, and Agent Swarms: What's New in Mozaik

Mozaik framework introduces reactive agents with typed event handlers for messages, function calls, etc., self/external event separation, new models, and agent swarms for collaborative multi-agent systems.

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Reactive Agents, Typed Event Handlers, and Agent Swarms: What's New in Mozaik
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  • Mozaik shifts to reactive agents that adapt to environment and peers in real time.
  • Typed event handlers (onMessage, onFunctionCall, etc.) simplify agent code with self/external variants.
  • New plain message channel separates conversational text from typed context items.
  • Agent swarm pattern enables multiple specialized agents to collaborate in one environment.

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