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The orchestrator pattern is a classic architecture in agentic systems, where a central orchestrator is responsible for task decomposition, intent recognition, and sub-agent scheduling; its advantages are strong observability and clear fault isolation, but each routing involves an extra LLM call, creating layered latency.
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