Multi-Agent Systems Are Just Distributed Systems (And That's Good News)
Yuki Tanaka
- When
- Tuesday, September 1511:15 AM – 11:45 AM · 30 min
- Where
- Main StageFort Mason Center, San Francisco
About this session
Everything your team already knows about queues, retries, idempotency and backpressure applies directly to agent orchestration. A tour of production multi-agent failures and the boring distributed-systems fixes that solved each one.
Speaker
Head of Platform, Kitsune Cloud
Yuki built Kitsune's multi-region control plane and now leads the team that keeps it boring. Before that: eight years of distributed databases and one very educational New Year's Eve outage.
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