Recursive Multi-Agent Systems: Scaling Agent Collaboration Through Recursion
A recent study presents RecursiveMAS, a framework that utilizes recursive scaling in multi-agent systems. This method builds on the idea of recursive language models, which progressively enhance computations across latent states, facilitating collaborative loops among diverse agents. At its core, RecursiveMAS incorporates a streamlined RecursiveLink module for generating in-distribution latent thoughts and transferring states between agents. An inner-outer loop learning algorithm fine-tunes the system by employing shared gradient-based credit assignment throughout the recursion rounds. Theoretical evaluations address runtime complexity and learning dynamics. The full paper can be accessed on arXiv with the ID 2604.25917.
Key facts
- RecursiveMAS is a recursive multi-agent framework.
- It connects heterogeneous agents as a collaboration loop.
- The RecursiveLink module enables latent thought generation and cross-agent state transfer.
- An inner-outer loop learning algorithm optimizes the system.
- Shared gradient-based credit assignment is used across recursion rounds.
- Theoretical analyses of runtime complexity and learning dynamics are provided.
- The paper is published on arXiv with ID 2604.25917.
- The approach extends recursive language model scaling to multi-agent systems.
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- arXiv