Perplexity CEO: Agents will increasingly be called by other agents
Aravind Srinivas believes agents will increasingly be called by other agents because orchestration is simpler and can be centralized on a system foundation built around git with compounding returns. When agents run in code mode and apply version control to their traces, it creates a recursive loop that reduces the need for human intervention. The accompanying image shows the proportion of teammate actions manually entered versus total teammate turns dropping from 31% in the first week to 22% recently, with the remainder coming from sub-agents, follow-ups, and automation.
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