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Screenshot or diagram? For Switchyard's hero the diagram won.
One hub, every AI agent on one side, every tool on the other and every request passing through the middle.
Which would you pick for a technical hero?
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B is quieter. The words sit on the left, one portrait on the right, and a leaf shadow on the wall behind her.
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