This invention discloses a method and
system for
intelligent agent cluster
collaboration and skill transfer learning. The method includes: supporting the deployment of multiple
intelligent agent instances by department, project, or
scenario and registering them to a cluster registry. The cluster registry contains instance identifiers, instance names, departments or projects, and online status. Instances within the cluster discover each other and negotiate task allocation through the registry. It adopts three collaborative
modes: task delegation, result sharing, and parallel task allocation, corresponding to pipeline, parallel, and master-slave architectures. The participant types on the skill exchange platform are expanded to include staff and
intelligent agent instances, with `participant_id` corresponding to employee or instance identifiers. Intelligent agents or employees publish "I want to learn" or "I can teach," and the platform matches them based on ability tags or skill identifiers. The requesting party initiates a migration request to the provider, who returns a skill definition containing skill identifiers, triggers, and
processing logic. After review, this is included in the skill registry. Employees convert SOPs into skill definitions and publish "I can teach." After intelligent agents publish "I want to learn," they are matched with employees. The migration request and the employee return skill definitions, which are then reviewed to form
executable skills, realizing human-teaching intelligent agents. This invention achieves cluster formation, feasible
collaboration, exchangeable and transferable skills, and feasible implementation of human-teaching intelligent agents.