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Multi-agent workflow context persistence works by using Agent Mail to maintain and save bead-to-bead state, ensuring each step in the track receives the previous context and transitions smoothly without losing intermediate data.

To execute beads autonomously, issue a track assignment to the worker. The worker will then loop through each bead, process it, persist the context via Agent Mail, and auto-advance to the next task without manual intervention.

Yes, an orchestrator is required to receive progress reporting and manage the overall track loop. The worker executes the beads and reports completion status back to the orchestrator to coordinate the multi-agent automation effectively.

The best way to coordinate inter-bead communication in a multi-agent workflow is using Agent Mail for inbox checks, reservation management, and state transitions. This ensures reliable messaging and context saving between sequential beads.

Yes, you can use this approach for auto-advancing tasks across a track without losing state. It applies persistent context management via Agent Mail, ensuring that per-bead state is saved and transitions are maintained throughout the workflow.

Bead-driven automation requires reservation management and inbox checks to prevent conflicts and ensure sequential processing in multi-agent orchestration. Agent Mail handles these checks to coordinate bead execution and maintain reliable state transitions.