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messages. Messages are the only means through which agents can communicate
with each other.
Examples of agents include:
- A chat completion agent that makes requests to an LLM in response to receiving messages.
## Messages
Messages are typed, and serializable (to JSON) objects that agents use to communicate. The type of a message is used to determine which agents a message should be delivered to, if an agent can handle a message and the handler that should be invoked when the message is received by an agent. If an agent is invoked with a message it is not able to handle, it must raise {py:class}`~agnext.core.exceptions.CantHandleException`.

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You can implement any multi-agent pattern using AGNext agents, which
communicate with each other using messages through the agent runtime
(see {doc}`/core-concepts/runtime` and {doc}`/core-concepts/agent`).
See `examples <https://github.com/microsoft/agnext/tree/main/python/examples#pattern-examples>`_
See [examples](https://github.com/microsoft/agnext/tree/main/python/examples#pattern-examples)
for how to implement patterns like reflection and group chat.