One of the core problems Multica is solving: collaboration and context exchange between multiple people and multiple agents. For example, the first thing I do every morning when I get to the office is read everything in my Inbox: - Tasks completed by agents that are pending review - Areas in communication between others and agents (e.g., project design) that require my confirmation - New issues where I need to provide some context - Daily summary information (daily reports, data analysis, market research, etc.) If you're currently just one person using multiple agents, your need for Multica might not be that significant. (But you can still have a unified workspace to manage all your agents.)