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Multi-agent session coordination is handled by activating a unified VM that routes commands, spawns sessions via the Task tool, and tracks execution state for long-running workflows. It manages orchestration from a single interface to ensure robust execution.

Persisting execution state across agent runs is supported through robust state management options spanning filesystem, in-context, and database backends. This enables long-running tasks to pause and resume without losing execution context or workflow progress.

Reusable workflows are built using modular agent composition, imports, and blocks. This allows teams to construct end-to-end content pipelines and code review processes that can be imported and reused across different projects.

Multi-agent orchestration supports resuming interrupted long-running tasks through its robust state management across filesystem, in-context, and database backends. This provides auditable traces and ensures execution state persists across runs.

Command routing to spawned agents is managed by the unified VM activation interface, which automatically spawns sessions via the Task tool. This routes prose commands to the appropriate agents within the orchestrated workflow.

A unified VM is needed for session orchestration to provide a single entry point for routing commands, spawning sessions, and tracking execution state. Without it, coordinating multiple agents across long-running workflows lacks centralized state management and auditable traces.