Receiver-specific cache sharing cuts multi-agent costs while improving accuracy

CacheBack uses a receiving agent’s request to select relevant sender states, avoiding transfer of the full attention cache.

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Maximillian Rossi · Prajwal Raghunath · Haoqing Xuan · Yusen Zhang · Eugene Wu

Columbia University · Amazon Web Services

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Rossi et al.

The authors studied multi-agent workflows arranged as directed graphs, including parallel fan-in tasks on FanOutQA and sequential communication on LongBench v2.

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From Amazon Web Services and Columbia University

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Receiver-conditioned KV-cache filtering cuts multi-agent communication state while improving accuracy and latency over text messaging across several model architectures.

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