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I'm a developer trying to get my head around multi-agent systems. I'm not clear on the real difference between a basic agent that just uses tools and a more advanced 'orchestrator' agent that manages other agents. Could you explain that, maybe with a simple architecture diagram and a code snippet showing how an orchestrator would delegate a task? Please lay this all out in a detailed AI Doc."The design system defines a neutral monochrome palette with key variables including primary color (black #000000), secondary color (white #FFFFFF), and a range of neutral grays for backgrounds, borders, and shadows. Typography leverages clean Google Inter Family , legible sans-serif fonts with adjustable weights (light to bold) and scalable sizes to establish clear hierarchy and readability. Spacing uses a consistent modular scale for padding and margins to maintain balanced layouts. Interaction states are indicated by subtle opacity shifts and contrast changes for hover, focus, and disabled variants. Accent colors are sparingly applied for critical actions like buttons or alerts, preserving minimalism while guiding user attention. The system supports responsive breakpoints and incorporates accessibility features such as high contrast ratios and dark mode with inverted color variables for eye comfort and energy efficiency."
I'll create a comprehensive AI document explaining multi-agent systems, the differences between basic tool-using agents and orchestrator agents, complete with architecture diagrams and code examples.
I've created a comprehensive AI systems guide that explains the key differences between basic tool-using agents and orchestrator agents. The document includes:
Visual Architecture Diagrams showing how each system processes requests differently - the basic agent uses a linear flow through tools, while the orchestrator delegates to specialized sub-agents working in parallel.
Detailed Code Examples demonstrating the implementation differences, with the basic agent handling everything sequentially in one class, versus the orchestrator coordinating multiple specialized agent classes.
Practical Guidance on when to use each approach, with clear criteria for decision-making based on task complexity, resource constraints, and scalability needs.
The design follows your specified monochrome palette with black/white/gray colors, uses the Inter font family throughout, and maintains clean typography hierarchy with proper spacing and accessibility considerations.
I need to fix the CSS syntax error with the @custom-variant dark declaration. The issue is that I'm trying to include both a selector and CSS rules in the same block, which isn't allowed.
Fixed the CSS syntax error! The issue was with the @custom-variant dark declaration - I separated it from the CSS rules and now declare it properly as @custom-variant dark (&:is(.dark *)); followed by the separate :root and .dark selectors. The multi-agent systems guide should now render without any CSS errors.
I need to understand your current codebase to identify what's causing this Tailwind CSS error. Let me search the repository first.
I can see the issue! The error is in your app/globals.css file. You have a @custom-variant dark block that's using incorrect syntax for Tailwind CSS v4. Let me fix this for you.
The error was caused by the @custom-variant dark block at the top of your CSS file, which used incorrect syntax for Tailwind CSS v4. I removed this problematic block since your dark mode styling is already properly handled by the standard .dark class selector. Your app should now work without the CSS variant error.