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Multi-agent workflow design uses patterns like sequential, parallel, router, orchestrator, and evaluator to scaffold systems with explicit handoffs, retries, timeouts, and validation gates for production-grade reliability.

Handoff contracts are explicit agreements defining how specialist agents transfer context and tasks, ensuring bounded context and token budgets are maintained while keeping multi-agent workflows reliable and cost controlled.

Agent workflows require explicit retry and timeout policies configured within the workflow scaffold to handle failures gracefully, ensuring reliable orchestration and cost control across specialist-agent systems.

Use the evaluator pattern when you need quality-gated task flows, enabling output validation and quality-review loops that ensure specialist-agent systems meet production standards before completing execution.

Multi-agent orchestration manages context and token budgets by applying bounded context constraints within handoff contracts, ensuring workflows remain cost controlled and operate within explicit limits.

Yes, multi-agent workflow design supports use cases such as incident triage, specialist routing, content pipelines, and quality-review loops by applying appropriate orchestration patterns and validation gates.