swarm

Multi-agent coordination on a shared task list is handled by routing invocations through a staged pipeline. This approach forwards tasks to a central orchestration backbone to manage data, compute, and action roles.

Integrating a new agent into an existing team workflow is done by using a compatibility alias. This alias forwards invocations with the same arguments to the central pipeline, eliminating the need to rewrite core coordination logic.

Swarm routing works by acting as a compatibility alias that forwards invocations directly to a staged pipeline. It relies on the execution backbone to perform the actual orchestration across data, compute, and action agents.

No specific dependencies are required to route tasks across data, compute, and action roles. The skill forwards arguments directly to the underlying execution backbone to manage the multi-agent pipeline.

Use a compatibility alias instead of direct orchestration when integrating workflows that already rely on a staged pipeline. This prevents duplicate orchestration logic by forwarding invocations directly to the existing backbone.

Yes, swarm invocations coordinate tasks without rewriting core logic by forwarding arguments to the staged pipeline. This centralizes the coordination flow across all agents automatically.