Glossary
Orchestration
Orchestration is the layer that decides which agent runs, in what order, with what input, and where the result goes. Without it, a collection of agents is not a system.
Also called ارکستراسیون
Orchestration manages dependencies (which stage needs which stage’s output), parallel execution where possible, error handling when an agent fails, and control of cost and runtime.
In production systems, the orchestration layer is usually deterministic, not model-based: meaning the execution path is set by program logic, not by a language model’s moment-to-moment decision. That choice sharply raises the system’s predictability.
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