Building a Multi-Agent Fleet with No Central Server

Most multi-agent architectures have the same shape: a coordinator talks to workers through a central hub. The hub is usually a message queue, a shared database, or an orchestration service like Ray or Temporal. That hub is also the first thing that breaks. It's a single point of failure, a scaling bottleneck, and an operational cost you pay even when the agents aren't working. Here's how to build a fleet where agents find each other and route tasks without any central intermediary....