In a distributed agent framework, we conceptualize a dynamic community of agents, where multiple agents contribute services to the community. When external services or information are required by a given agent, instead of calling a known subroutine or asking a specific agent to perform a task, the agent submits a high-level expression describing the needs and attributes of the request to a specialized Facilitator agent. The Facilitator agent will make decisions about which agents are available and capable of handling sub-parts of the request, and will manage all agent interactions required to handle the complex query. Such a distributed agent architecture allows the construction of systems that are more flexible and adaptable than distributed object frameworks. Individual agents can be dynamically added to the community, extending the functionality that the agent community can provide as a whole.