
Autogen Conversable Agent: Complete Overview
Last Updated on September 29, 2025 by Editorial Team
Author(s): Sayanteka Chakraborty
Originally published on Towards AI.
Types of Agents in Autogen:
Conversable Agent: The Conversable Agent is designed for one-on-one conversational interactions. It remembers the user’s previous questions and provides context-aware responses.
The article provides an in-depth overview of various types of agents used in autonomous conversational systems, specifically highlighting the Conversable Agent designed for personalized interactions, the Assistant Agent focused on task execution, the UserProxy Agent metaphorically representing users, and the GroupChat Manager organizing multi-user conversations. Additionally, it explores practical examples showcasing LLM configurations and the implementation of sequential conversational agents executing tasks efficiently, underscoring the importance of context and user engagement in contemporary AI applications.
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