I am actually now building an MAS (Multi Agent System) in Fibery and a lot of its operational functionality is not done by AI at all, but by automations.
This has actually benefits if done well - because it gives the reliability needed which AI does not have yet, and likely may not have very soon.
The idea is that in fibery I create an AI Language that can be used in automation triggers.
Its alsocalled structured prompting or schema-based prompt engineering, which refers to designing prompts in a consistent, machine-readable format so AI outputs can be reliably parsed and turned into actions or workflows. This approach is often combined with function calling or domain-specific prompt languages to automate follow-ups like entity creation or task execution.
So the Smart Agent that Fibery now is building could do a lot, but I think that the management and control of the chained Smart Agent calls is more interesting for Fibery users.