Definition
Plain language
A research-agent system where many web searchers fill in pieces of an evidence map that a coordinator reads.
As stated in the literature
A multi-agent web-research framework using a swarm of Searchers that emit typed evidence-graph fragments and a trained Navigator coordinator that reads the merged graph rather than raw transcripts.
Why it matters: It tackles the central problem of multi-agent research — how to stop the coordinator from drowning in raw transcripts — by giving it a typed summary instead.
For example, several Argus Searchers might each look up different aspects of a company while the Navigator reads the assembled evidence graph and decides what to investigate next.
Heard on the show
“… The paper is "Argus: Evidence Assembly for Scalable Deep Research Agents" from a team at MiroMind AI — and we'll come …”Episode 051 — Why Parallel Sampling Plateaus, And What Evidence Graphs Do Instead