Precision radiotherapy is becoming increasingly complex, requiring integration of multimodal imaging, treatment planning, adaptive radiotherapy, and diverse clinical data. This paper proposes agentic AI as a responsible clinical decision-support framework in which multiple specialized AI agents collaborate across imaging, contouring, treatment planning, quality assurance, adaptive radiotherapy, response monitoring, and multidisciplinary decision-making. Rather than replacing clinicians, these agents function within a coordinated ecosystem that emphasizes explainability, safety, fairness, privacy, regulatory compliance, and meaningful human oversight. Although challenges remain in clinical validation, interoperability, workflow integration, and governance, agentic AI offers a promising approach to transforming isolated AI applications into transparent, human-centered systems that support personalized cancer treatment.
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