orchestration

Coordinate multi-agent workflows by enforcing parallel execution using sync barriers, which ensure cross-pollinated pipelines wait for synchronized states. This approach manages concurrent tasks while maintaining execution order across dependent agents.

Cross-pollination in multi-agent pipelines is the process of exchanging artifacts and learning across concurrent pipelines during orchestration. It allows agents to share intermediate results and coordinate dynamic path schemes for improved workflow outcomes.

Implement persistent state and cross-session checkpoints by mandating the saving of workflow artifacts to an ORCHESTRATION.yaml file. This YAML-based state tracking ensures real-time progress visibility and allows pipelines to resume safely across sessions.

Yes, orchestrated pipelines support dynamic path configuration to adapt execution routes and adversarial quality gating to validate outputs. These features enforce robust state management and ensure artifact quality before pipeline progression.

The best way to start is to create an orchestration plan defining the two-pipeline cross-pollination scenario and generate the corresponding artifacts. This establishes the sync barriers and state checkpoints needed for coordinated execution.