Abstract

Traditional load-balancing techniques for multi-agent artificial intelligence (AI) systems are insufficient because they rely on infrastructure metrics rather than an agent's actual reasoning capacity. Proposed herein is a mechanism that addresses this gap by introducing an Available Cognitive Headroom (ACH) score, which enables predictive, capacity-aware routing that ensures agents are not cognitively overloaded before tasks are dispatched.

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