Agent Orchestration
Agent orchestration means coordinating multiple agents, tools, and steps so they work together toward one larger goal.
Orchestration Playground
Watch a coordinator run a team of agents
Pick a goal, then press Run workflow. A coordinator hands the work to specialist agents one by one, then combines the results. Different goals need different agents.
Choose a goal — the team of agents changes to match it:
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Why orchestration is needed
What changes when someone coordinates?
Many agents can be powerful, but only if their work is organized. A coordinator keeps everything in order.
Without orchestration
Agents work separately.
Problem: work may be duplicated, missed, or done out of order.
With orchestration
A coordinator manages the flow.
Benefit: each agent knows its role and when to act.
Orchestrator vs Agents
Two different jobs
The orchestrator sees the whole goal. Each specialist agent focuses on one part.
Orchestrator
Its job
Receives the overall goal
Decides which agent should act
Controls the sequence
Combines results
Specialist agents
Their job
Handle specific parts of the work
Use tools if needed
Return results to the orchestrator
Focus on one role
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Key takeaways
- • Agent orchestration coordinates multiple agents and steps.
- • It is useful for complex tasks.
- • An orchestrator controls the flow.
- • Specialist agents focus on smaller parts of the task.
- • Good orchestration reduces confusion and duplicated work.
Summary
Agent orchestration helps multiple agents work together in an organized way. It gives complex agentic systems a clear structure for completing large goals.
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