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AgentProp models AI agent workflows as directed weighted graphs, and through metric dimension theory and random zero-forcing propagation algorithms, it achieves fault localization, optimized verifier placement, and runtime control. In practical tests, it reduces token consumption by 33.8% and costs by 41%.
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AgentProp is an open-source project (Apache 2.0 license, v0.1.0a3) that models multi-agent AI workflows as directed weighted graphs. It leverages metric dimension theory and random zero-forcing propagation algorithms to achieve fault location, verifier optimization placement, and runtime control. In practical tests, it reduces token consumption by 33.8% and cost by 41% while maintaining task success rates.
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Traditional multi-agent systems often use simple chain or tree structures, lacking systematic topology analysis. When an agent produces an error, it propagates downstream, but a verifier's failure may have multiple upstream root causes—leading to ambiguous fault localization. AgentProp solves this by introducing graph theory's metric dimension concept to provide mathematically provable fault diagnosis guarantees.
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