Part 5: Multi-Agent Orchestration
From single Agent to multi-Agent: orchestration, coordination, collaboration
Chapter List
| Chapter | Title | Core Question |
|---|---|---|
| 13 | Orchestration Fundamentals | How to coordinate multiple Agents working together? |
| 14 | DAG Workflows | How to handle task dependencies? |
| 15 | Supervisor Pattern | How to dynamically manage Agent teams? |
| 16 | Handoff Mechanism | How do Agents pass tasks and state to each other? |
Learning Objectives
After completing this Part, you will be able to:
- Design Orchestrator architectures
- Implement DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) workflows
- Use the Supervisor pattern to manage dynamic Agents
- Handle Handoffs and state passing between Agents
Shannon Code Guide
Shannon/
├── go/orchestrator/internal/workflows/
│ ├── orchestrator_router.go # Routing decisions
│ ├── dag_workflow.go # DAG implementation
│ └── supervisor_workflow.go # Supervisor pattern
└── docs/multi-agent-workflow-architecture.md
Core Architecture
Orchestrator Router
├── SimpleTask (complexity < 0.3)
├── DAG (general multi-step tasks)
├── React (tool-intensive)
├── Research (information synthesis)
└── Supervisor (> 5 subtasks)
Prerequisites
- Part 1-4 completed
- Graph theory fundamentals (DAG, topological sorting)
- Concurrent programming basics