eoa-orchestration-patterns

Multi-agent orchestration coordinates work across developers and AI agents by applying patterns for task decomposition, assignment, monitoring, and escalation. It provides governance to ensure safe, verifiable, and scalable collaboration.

Use the fan-out pattern to spawn multiple agents that work on independent tasks in parallel. This skill provides reference-driven guidance and templates to standardize delegation and enforce non-blocking operations.

Use the pipeline pattern to chain tasks sequentially when dependencies exist between agents. Use map-reduce when you need to distribute work across multiple workers and aggregate the results into a single output.

Yes, the supervisor-worker pattern uses a central coordinator that delegates to a lead supervisor and workers. This skill includes checklists and rules for minimal status reporting and verifiable completion to govern the workflow.

No specific frameworks are required as dependencies. This skill provides the structural patterns, rules, and reference documents needed to standardize collaborations and guide safe task delegation across your existing environment.