Welcome to The Sequence Engineering where we discuss core AI engineering topics, frameworks, platforms, implementation techniques etc. As mentioned in our Sunday series, we are starting 2025 with a very exciting editorial calendar with 6 editions.

1. The Sequence Knowledge: Continuing with educational topics and related research. We’re kicking off an exciting series on RAG and have others lined up on evaluations, decentralized AI, code generation, and more.

2. The Sequence Engineering: A standalone edition dedicated to engineering topics such as frameworks, platforms, and case studies. I’ve started three AI companies in the last 18 months so have a lot of opinions about engineering topics.

3. The Sequence Chat: Our interview series featuring researchers and practitioners in the AI space.

4. The Sequence Research: Covering current research papers.

5. The Sequence Insights: Weekly essays on deep technical or philosophical topics related to AI.

6. The Sequence Radar: Our Sunday edition covering news, startups, and other relevant topics.

It is ambitious but certainly fun so please subscribe before prices increase :)

To officially kick off our edition about AI engineering, we are going to focus on a framework released by OpenAI for multi-agent interactions that remains relatively unknown.

OpenAI Swarm is an experimental framework designed for exploring and developing multi-agent systems. It provides a lightweight and flexible interface for coordinating the actions and interactions of multiple agents, enabling the creation of complex and emergent behaviors. Swarm is explicitly intended for educational and experimental purposes; it's not built for production environments and does not offer official OpenAI support.

Architecture...