Agent Orchestration Graph Pattern
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An Agent Orchestration Graph Pattern is a multi-agent coordination pattern that uses directed graph structures to chain MCP calls and reasoning steps.
- AKA: Agent Flow Graph Pattern, Multi-Agent Graph Pattern, Orchestration DAG Pattern.
- Context:
- It can typically define Agent Node through vertex representation and capability encapsulation.
- It can typically establish Agent Edge through directed connections and data flow specifications.
- It can typically enable Conditional Branching through decision nodes and routing logic.
- It can typically support Parallel Execution through concurrent paths and synchronization points.
- It can typically implement Error Handling through fallback paths and retry mechanisms.
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- It can often compose Subgraph Pattern through nested orchestration and hierarchical structures.
- It can often manage State Propagation through context passing and memory sharing.
- It can often optimize Execution Path through graph analysis and performance profiling.
- It can often provide Visual Representation through graph visualization and flow diagrams.
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- It can range from being a Linear Agent Orchestration Graph Pattern to being a Complex Agent Orchestration Graph Pattern, depending on its graph topology complexity.
- It can range from being a Static Agent Orchestration Graph Pattern to being a Dynamic Agent Orchestration Graph Pattern, depending on its runtime adaptability.
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- It can integrate with Workflow Engine for execution management.
- It can connect to Message Broker for agent communication.
- It can interface with Monitoring System for execution tracking.
- It can communicate with State Store for context persistence.
- It can synchronize with Visualization Tool for graph rendering.
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- Example(s):
- Counter-Example(s):
- Single Agent Pattern, which lacks multi-agent coordination.
- Hard-Coded Sequence, which misses graph-based flexibility.
- Unstructured Agent Communication, which lacks formal orchestration pattern.
- See: Multi-Agent Development Framework, Workflow Orchestration Framework, Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG), Agent Communication Protocol, Distributed System Pattern, LangGraph Framework, State Machine Pattern.