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Attention Tax, Handoff Tax: A Stylised Model of When Multi-Agent LLM Systems Help
Recent work on multi-agent LLM systems reaches sharply different conclusions: some results show that a single agent with the same information and compute should dominate a delegated system, others that multi-agent gains grow with task depth. We argue that much of the disagreement comes from modellin
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