Trying to make one agent do everything is a fast way to end up with brittle, confusing results. You'll learn how to design multi-agent systems in Mastra so different agents can collaborate, delegate, and combine their strengths to handle bigger, messier tasks.

You'll explore how multi-agent coordination works in practice: defining clear roles, giving each agent the right instructions and descriptions, and deciding when one agent should hand work off to another. You'll get a grounded view of how Mastra supports this with agent composition, delegation, memory, and orchestration patterns.

You'll also dig into the tradeoffs that matter when you move from a single agent to a networked system. That includes how to keep coordination understandable, how to control what context gets passed around, and how to build flows that are easier to guide, debug, and trust.

By the end, you'll have a practical understanding of how to structure multi-agent networks in Mastra for real-world tasks that are too broad for a single prompt. If you've been wondering how to turn a collection of agents into a system that actually works together, this workshop is for you.

Hosted by

• Alex Booker, Developer Experience @ Mastra

  • x.com/bookercodes

  • https://mastra.ai

• Lennart Jörgens, Senior Engineer @ Mastra

  • https://www.lekoarts.de/

• Grayson Hicks, Senior Customer Engineer @ Mastra

  • x.com/graysonhicks

  • https://mastra.ai

Recording and code examples will be available to everyone who registers.