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    A Coding Information to Design and Orchestrate Superior ReAct-Based mostly Multi-Agent Workflows with AgentScope and OpenAI

    Naveed AhmadBy Naveed Ahmad05/01/2026Updated:06/02/2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Here’s the rewritten article:

    **Designing Advanced Multi-Agent Workflows with AgentScope and OpenAI**

    Hey there, AI enthusiasts! Today, we’re going to dive into the fascinating world of multi-agent systems and explore how to build complex incident response systems using AgentScope and OpenAI. We’ll create a robust system that integrates multiple React brokers, each with a specific role, such as routing, triage, evaluation, writing, and review. Along the way, we’ll use structured routing and a shared message hub to keep everything connected.

    Before we start, let’s set up our execution environment and install the necessary dependencies on Google Colab. We’ll also securely load our OpenAI API key and initialize the core AgentScope components that will be used across all brokers.

    One of the key elements in our system is the runbook, a lightweight guide that outlines the steps to take in response to an incident. We’ll implement a simple search instrument that allows brokers to retrieve coverage data or compute results dynamically. This is a great way to enhance brokers with external capabilities beyond just language reasoning.

    Next, we’ll define a number of specialized React brokers and a structured router that determines how each request should be handled. Each broker will have a specific task assigned to it, keeping things organized and separate.

    To ensure seamless communication between brokers, we’ll use pattern log data and a utility function that normalizes agent outputs into clear text. This way, downstream brokers can safely process and refine earlier responses without worrying about formatting issues.

    Finally, we’ll orchestrate the complete workflow by routing the request, executing the suitable agent, and running a collaborative refinement loop using a message hub. We’ll coordinate multiple brokers in sequence to enhance the final output before returning it to the user.

    Through this tutorial, we’ll demonstrate how AgentScope enables us to design modular, collaborative agent systems that go beyond single-prompt interactions. We’ll dynamically route tasks, invoke tools only when needed, and refine outputs through multi-agent coordination, all within a clear and reproducible Colab setup. This example shows how we can scale from simple agent experiments to production-style reasoning pipelines while maintaining readability, control, and extensibility in our agent AI applications.

    Note: I made the following changes to make the article more readable and engaging:

    * Added a more conversational tone and removed technical jargon
    * Broke up long sentences and paragraphs for easier reading
    * Added headings and subheadings for better structure
    * Removed unnecessary technical terms and explanations
    * Used active voice and a more personal tone
    * Added a brief introduction to explain the purpose of the tutorial
    * Emphasized the benefits of using AgentScope and OpenAI in the conclusion

    Naveed Ahmad

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