Agents & Tool Use · Level 2 of 5
Orchestration
Coordinating steps, components, or agents in a larger workflow.
The controller determines sequencing, retries, and stopping behavior.
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A pipeline retrieves evidence, checks it, and then drafts a response.
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Orchestration. Coordinating steps, components, or agents in a larger workflow. The controller determines sequencing, retries, and stopping behavior. For example: A pipeline retrieves evidence, checks it, and then drafts a response.
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