Holos: A Web-Scale LLM-Based Multi-Agent System for the Agentic Web
arXiv cs.AI / 4/6/2026
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- The paper introduces Holos, a web-scale LLM-based multi-agent system aimed at enabling a persistent “Agentic Web” where heterogeneous agents interact and co-evolve over the long term.
- It argues that existing LLM multi-agent systems struggle with open-world scaling friction, coordination failures, and incentive/value dissipation, and proposes Holos to address these issues.
- Holos uses a five-layer architecture centered on the Nuwa engine for efficient agent generation/hosting, a market-driven Orchestrator for more resilient coordination, and an endogenous value cycle to support incentive compatibility.
- The authors position Holos as bridging micro-level agent collaboration with macro-scale emergent behavior, serving as a foundation and research testbed for future large-scale agentic ecosystems.
- The system has been publicly released at https://holosai.io to provide community access and enable experimentation.
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