Agent Orchestration
A methodology in AI engineering practice that decomposes complex tasks into multiple subtasks and distributes them to different specialized agents for parallel processing. A designated coordinator integrates the outputs from each agent. This pattern serves as a core design principle in multi-agent systems, enabling structured collaboration and efficient task completion across distributed agent architectures.
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Multi-agent concurrent mode brings efficiency improvements but also introduces complexity in state tracking.
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Agent Orchestration refers to the mechanism by which a central scheduler coordinates multiple specialized AI agents to collaboratively complete complex tasks, originating from the microservices architecture concept in distributed systems
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