Agents can trigger off another agent's output.
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Agents can trigger off another agent's output. A single agent working in isolation can only react to its own inputs. Chained correctly, one agent's completed output can automatically trigger the next agent's task- no manual handoff, no person copying a result from one system into another. That's the difference between a set of individual automations and an actual pipeline. The value isn't in any single agent. It's in what happens automatically between them.
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