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Coordinating text, image, voice, and tool-use modalities in a single interaction.

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# Multimodal Orchestration

AI interactions increasingly span multiple modalities — text, images, voice, code, tools, structured data. Designing how these modalities work together is orchestration. The risk on every team: switching modality because it's *available*, not because it serves the user.

The point of multimodal isn't to use every modality. It's to use the right one at the right moment, and to handle the seams.

## Modality selection

Each modality has strengths:

- **Text**: precise, editable, referenceable. Best for instructions, explanations, and nuanced content.
- **Image**: spatial, holistic, immediate. Best for layouts, diagrams, and visual concepts.
- **Voice**: natural, hands-free, emotional. Best for conversational flow and accessibility.
- **Code**: executable, precise, verifiable. Best for technical specifications and automation.
- **Structured data**: tables, forms, JSON. Best for comparison, configuration, and data entry.
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