Fwd: Patterns of agent interaction

[Steve Yost]

Hi all,

This seems interesting and relevant enough to forward, given the recent interest in AI agents as part of a peeragogy scenario.

I'm sorry I've been out of touch! 

Best,

Steve

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From: Ian Mulvany <ian.m...@world.hey.com>
Date: Thu, Jul 10, 2025 at 6:10 PM
Subject: Patterns of agent interaction
To: <steve...@gmail.com>

This post is a really important one for those of us working in scholarly publishing - https://gradientflow.substack.com/p/a-new-framework-for-ai-knowledge

It talks about distinc patters for how we might interact with agents for knowledge work. The post describes the scholar agent, analysis agent, and facilitator agent patterns - go read the post to get the gist of it. 

The key quote from the piece is 

Firms that invest now in provenance tracking, shared memory stores, and clear escalation paths will be positioned to let future models shoulder more of the cognitive load without surrendering accountability

What I am interested in is that we have a lot of interaction patterns yet to explore. Related reading to this - liberating structures - https://www.liberatingstructures.com, and how do you manage talking to multiple agents at the same time? - https://interconnected.org/home/2025/05/23/turntaking 

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[Joe Corneli]

Thanks so much Steve! Co-STORM can definitely go into related work in our current paper in progress.

Joe

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