Orchestrator-Worker Pattern
An architectural pattern in multi-agent systems in which a coordinating Orchestrator agent is responsible for decomposing and scheduling tasks, dispatching high-level instructions to specialized Worker agents for execution, and aggregating their results. The pattern is analogous to the master-slave architecture in software engineering.
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For scenarios involving multi-turn conversations that require multiple Agents to work in relay, the Orchestrator-Worker pattern is more reliable than simple static routing.
For multi-agent dynamic routing needs, the more reliable production pattern in the industry is the Orchestrator-Worker pattern, rather than simple static routing.
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For scenarios involving multi-turn conversations that require multiple Agents to work in relay, the Orchestrator-Worker pattern is more reliable than simple static routing.
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