Targeted and Traceable Investigation of Multi-Agent LLM Dialogue via Semantic Bundling of Knowledge Graphs

Authors

Zeyu Hua (Georgia Institute of Technology), Adam J Coscia (Georgia Institute of Technology), Alex Endert (Georgia Institute of Technology)

Abstract

Multi-agent LLM systems today are increasingly automated, logging LLM-LLM interactions as conversational transcripts. Yet analyzing such dialogue for insights remains challenging, including attributing behaviors to the correct actor and summarizing interactions across a long exchange. We present a targeted and traceable approach to investigating multi-agent LLM dialogue, applied to the VAST Challenge 2026 MC1 dataset. The challenge asks participants to reconstruct and explain which internal communications among AI agents at TenantThread, a property tech company, led to an inappropriate information release. We first convert the dialogue into a knowledge graph (KG) and then investigate it with AgentK, a visual analytics system for interactive Semantic Bundling of nodes and edges. We found that our approach directly addresses two main challenges: (1) the KG structure enables users to identify actors worth investigating faster; and (2) summarizing only the region surrounding an actor of interest better supports per-actor attribution than reading raw conversations.