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The call of MCP is very unstable, and the multi-agent collaboration is also a bit poor. When using MCP, it feels like Autogen doesn't know what it should do, especially when it involves multiple MCPs.
Which packages was the bug in?
Python Extensions (autogen-ext)
AutoGen library version.
Python dev (main branch)
Other library version.
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Other model provider
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Python version
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I’ve been exploring MCP and multi-agent setups as well, and I’m curious to better understand what might be happening here.
You mentioned using multiple MCPs at the same time — could you clarify how they were structured? (e.g., independent teams vs. nested or sequential composition)
Did the issue occur during initialization, message passing, or result aggregation?
When you say “Autogen doesn’t know what it should do,” was there a specific behavior or output that seemed wrong or unexpected?
If you're able to share a minimal example or part of the setup, that would really help in understanding the context.
What happened?
The call of MCP is very unstable, and the multi-agent collaboration is also a bit poor. When using MCP, it feels like Autogen doesn't know what it should do, especially when it involves multiple MCPs.
Which packages was the bug in?
Python Extensions (autogen-ext)
AutoGen library version.
Python dev (main branch)
Other library version.
No response
Model used
No response
Model provider
None
Other model provider
No response
Python version
None
.NET version
None
Operating system
None
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: