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A Team is a collection of Agents (or other sub-teams) that work together to accomplish tasks. A Team has a list of members that can be instances of either Agent or Team. 
from agno.team import Team
from agno.agent import Agent

team = Team(members=[
    Agent(name="Agent 1", role="You answer questions in English"),
    Agent(name="Agent 2", role="You answer questions in Chinese"),
    Team(name="Team 1", members=[Agent(name="Agent 3", role="You answer questions in French")], role="You coordinate the team members to answer questions in French"),
])
It is highly recommended to first learn more about Agents before diving into Teams.
The team leader delegates tasks to members depending on the role of the members and the nature of the tasks. See the Delegation guide for more details. As with agents, teams support the following features:
  • Model: Set the model that is used by the “team leader” to delegate tasks to the team members.
  • Instructions: Instruct the team leader on how to solve problems. The names, descriptions and roles of team members are automatically provided to the team leader.
  • Tools: If the team leader needs to be able to use tools directly, you can add tools to the team.
  • Reasoning: Enables the team leader to “think” before responding or delegating tasks to team members, and “analyze” the results of team members’ responses.
  • Knowledge: If the team needs to search for information, you can add a knowledge base to the team. This is accessible to the team leader.
  • Storage: The Team’s session history and state is stored in a database. This enables your team to continue conversations from where they left off, enabling multi-turn, long-term conversations.
  • Memory: Gives Teams the ability to store and recall information from previous interactions, allowing them to learn user preferences and personalize their responses.
If you are migrating from Agno v1.x.x, the mode parameter has been deprecated. Please see the Migration Guide for more details on how to migrate your teams.

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Guides

Building Teams

Learn how to build your teams.

Running your Team

Learn how to run your teams.

Debugging Teams

Learn how to debug and troubleshoot your teams.

Team Sessions

Learn about team sessions.

Input & Output

Learn about input and output for teams.

Context Engineering

Learn about context engineering.

Dependencies

Learn about dependency injection in your team’s context.

Team State

Learn about managing team state.

Team Storage

Learn about session storage.

Memory

Learn about adding memory to your teams.

Knowledge

Learn about knowledge in teams.

Team Metrics

Learn how to track team metrics.

Pre-hooks & Post-hooks

Learn about pre-hooks and post-hooks for teams.

Guardrails

Learn about implementing guardrails for your teams.

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Developer Resources