🤗What specific problem is Questflow Labs aiming to solve?

We identify a growing market shift in AI agent development, transitioning from prompt engineering to workflow engineering.

This evolution is driven by the specilization of AI agents from processing single prompts to integrating multi-modal, multi-agent collaboration. The next frontier involves further optimization for multi-agent systems with specialized, verticalized knowledge, enabling them to collaboratively generate insights and take actions.

Our Ultimate Vision is to Eliminate Repetitive Work with Multi-agents.

Eliminating repetitive work through the collaboration of multiple AI agents involves leveraging specialized agents, often referred to as "verticalized experts", to handle distinct tasks within a workflow. By assigning specific roles to each agent, the overall efficiency and effectiveness of the process can be significantly enhanced.

Some of the verticalized AI agents include:

Verticalized AI Experts

1. AI Software Engineer: Focuses on developing and maintaining the infrastructure and tools needed for AI applications. They ensure that systems are scalable, robust, and efficient.

2. AI Scientist: Engages in theoretical and applied research to advance AI techniques and algorithms. They innovate new models and methods to solve complex problems.

3. AI Data Scientist: Specializes in data analysis, preprocessing, and modeling. They extract insights from data and build predictive models to support decision-making.

4. and more...

However, they could not work together to get the repetitive work done for you just yet. There are some key issues.

The project aims to address two key problems in the landscape of AI Agents:

Lack of Orchestration, Action, and Automation:

The increasing use of AI agents has evolve to generate more verticalized insights. However, there's a gap in effectively orchestrating these insights into meaningful actions and automating tasks within digital workspaces. The project aims to fill this gap by creating a multi-agent orchestration (MAO) that can translate user intent to AI agentic workflow and then into automatic action-taking, thereby improving efficiency and productivity.

Absence of Verification and Attribution:

As AI agents become more integrated into workflows, the need for verifying the quality and stability of AI agent outputs and attributing it to its creators becomes paramount. This is particularly important in decentralized, multi-agent orchestration scenarios where incentives need to be fairly distributed. The project seeks to develop an open, decentralized framework for verifying AI agent outputs and ensuring proper attribution, thereby fostering trust and accountability.