Research

Published work on multi-agent AI systems: identity-aware protocols, structured collective reasoning, and the infrastructure that makes delegation verifiable.


Trust infrastructure for multi-agent AI.

Identity, delegation, provenance, and collective reasoning, with experiment code and open-source reference implementations. Honest null results included.

LDP · arXiv:2603.08852

An Identity-Aware Protocol for Multi-Agent LLM Systems

Rich delegate identity cards, progressive payloads, governed sessions, and trust domains enable metadata-aware routing: easy tasks to fast models, hard tasks to capable ones.

~12x lower latency 37% fewer tokens 96% attack detection
DCI · arXiv:2603.11781

From Debate to Deliberation: Structured Collective Reasoning

Typed reasoning moves, disagreements preserved as first-class objects, and a convergence algorithm that guarantees termination in bounded rounds.

+0.95 vs debate 9.56 hidden-profile 62x cost ceiling
LDP deep-dive · arXiv:2603.18043

The Provenance Paradox in Multi-Agent LLM Routing

When delegates inflate self-reported quality, quality-based routing selects the worst delegates, worse than random. Delegation contracts and attested identity fix it.

9.51 attested routing 36 configs confirm sub-µs overhead


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