> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://cattoverse-1.gitbook.io/cattoverse/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://cattoverse-1.gitbook.io/cattoverse/introduction/multi-agent-coordination-mechanism.md).

# Multi-Agent Coordination Mechanism

🐱 The 12 feline agents do not work in isolation. They form an organized collaborative network.

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**📡 Signal Convergence**

When multiple agents simultaneously signal the same asset or narrative, the system stacks and scores the signals, pushing a synthesized judgment with higher confidence. For example: Pirate Catto discovers an early opportunity on an emerging L2. Ninja Catto simultaneously detects a whale address beginning to accumulate on that chain. Elf Catto notices the related community's activity rising rapidly. Only after these three signals converge does the system issue a high-priority recommendation.

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**⚙️ Role Division**

Different agents cover different market dimensions, avoiding signal overlap and coverage gaps. Wizard handles narrative, Ninja handles capital flow, Vampire handles sentiment, Knight handles risk, British handles fundamentals, Scientist handles quality control, each going deep in the domain it knows best.

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**🎛️ User-Configurable Agent Combinations**

You can activate specific agent combinations based on your strategy style:

**🔥 Aggressive traders:** focus on Cowboy, Punk, Pirate 

**🛡️ Conservative investors:** focus on Knight, British, Scientist 

**🔭 Narrative researchers:** focus on Wizard, Elf, Astronaut

Your Catto team. You decide who is on duty.


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