Orchestration
5 essays tagged with Orchestration.
Multi-Agent Consensus Is Not Correctness: How Debate Manufactures Confidence
Why agent agreement can hide correlated error—and how to build governed deliberation with effective agent count, independent verification, and release gates.
Graph Engineering for AI Agents: The X Hype Cycle and a Production Playbook
Separate graph-engineering signal from X hype, then compile agent workflows with governed transitions, graph invariants, durable effects, and exact replay.
Passive Awareness Is the Missing Multi-Agent Primitive—But It Needs a Control Plane
AgentRadio shows that agents improve when discoveries can cross lane boundaries during execution. Production teams should keep the asynchronous channel, then add typed evidence, bounded delivery, authority isolation, and replay.
Multi-Agent Systems Need Replay Before More Agents
Multi-agent systems multiply coordination, cost, and causal ambiguity. Prove one agent is replayable before adding lanes and handoffs.
The Control Tower Pattern: How PMs Should Design Multi-Agent Products
A PM guide to splitting multi-agent systems into specialist lanes while keeping orchestration governed and inspectable.