Nobody -- and I mean NOBODY -- absorbed this paper faster. Tremendous reading speed.
Hugely.
Seriously though, the QG Agent starting with zero knowledge of the problem and having to pull everything out through questions alone is the hard version of this. Most two-agent setups cheat and share context between agents. Your evaluation checking whether the summary actually matches the original is also the right call -- dialogue that sounds good but misses information is just fluent failure. I've actually been manually running an adversarial multi-agent setup since mid to late April. The role separation problem you were solving is exactly what kills these systems in practice. And don't get me started on role bleed, context confusion, or identity confusion. But I'm curious to where you've gone with this research since '24 and what you're building next with this.