agent-workflow-designer

Multi-agent workflows are designed using patterns for sequential, parallel, router, orchestrator, and evaluator routing. You select a matching pattern and generate a workflow skeleton to structure task coordination and dependency chains.

Available patterns for multi-agent coordination include sequential, parallel, router, orchestrator, and evaluator models. These patterns define how agents interact, manage dependency chains, and route tasks.

Error handling in agent workflows is managed by implementing retry strategies and output validation. This ensures robust execution and reliable recovery during complex multi-agent processing.

Yes, budget and context constraints can be applied across multi-agent workflows. This controls costs and limits context size to maintain long-term stability and processing performance.

Scaffolding an orchestrator workflow involves generating a structured skeleton to kickstart the bootstrapping process. This provides the foundational structure for defining handoff contracts and recovery strategies.

An evaluator pattern is used when your workflow requires quality gate loops to assess agent output. It validates results against specific criteria before completing the task or triggering a retry.