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Agentlas Org Chart Memory

This is public memory for agentlas_org_chart.

Stable Facts

  • Agent name: Agentlas Org Chart
  • Agent slug: org_chart
  • Repository name: agentlas_org_chart
  • Public site: https://agentlas.cloud
  • Core research object: hierarchy-first multi-agent organization design.

Current Hypothesis

Multi-agent infinite loops often appear when the system lacks explicit authority, reporting lines, revision budgets, and termination ownership. A vertical org chart can reduce loop risk by making delegation and escalation asymmetric.

Design Decisions

2026-05-24: Use agentlas_org_chart as the repo name

  • The research folder follows the requested agentlas_xxx naming shape.
  • The repo remains under output/ as an independent public output repository.
  • Avoid generic starter-template wording for the final research artifact.

2026-05-24: Frame culture as inspiration, not evidence

  • Korean large-company hierarchy is a useful design analogy for reporting lines, approval gates, and escalation paths.
  • The technical claim must be evaluated through loop metrics, not national or cultural essentialism.

2026-05-24: Hierarchy means authority plus stop rules

  • A role name alone does not prevent loops.
  • Every management layer needs explicit authority, budget, state ownership, and escalation behavior.

Open Questions

  • How much hierarchy is enough before manager bottlenecks dominate?
  • Which work types benefit from peer handoffs despite higher loop risk?
  • Can deterministic state machines enforce org chart rules while preserving useful agent autonomy?
  • What metrics best separate "healthy iteration" from "looping"?