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agent-orchestration

Orchestrate agents at runtime — task routing, scheduling, parallel execution, result aggregation, and supervision dashboards. Use when running agents as a managed fleet rather than one-off calls.

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# Agent Orchestration

Orchestration is the runtime layer: taking agents as workers and running them as a system — 
routing tasks, scheduling execution, handling parallelism, aggregating results, and supervising the 
whole fleet. Architecture designs the team; orchestration runs it.

## Overview

An orchestrator owns the task lifecycle: intake (validate and normalize requests), planning 
(decompose into subtasks), dispatch (assign to agents with briefs), supervision (track progress, 
handle stalls), aggregation (combine results), and delivery. Underneath: queues, worker pools, 
retries, timeouts, and rate limits. The orchestrator is also the policy enforcement point — 
budgets, permissions, and escalation all live here.