An agent “mesh” is a network of interconnected agents that work together on complex tasks. Instead of building one super-agent that does everything, you create specialized agents that communicate and coordinate.

As a general example, imagine a mesh focused on writing articles. One agent handles research, another writes content, a third manages distribution. They share information, delegate tasks, and combine their outputs.

The mesh approach improves reliability - if one agent fails, others can compensate. It also enables specialization - each agent optimizes for specific tasks rather than trying to be generically capable. The challenge is orchestration - managing communication and avoiding conflicts between agents.