CaseStudies

Advanced Orchestration Patterns

Status: πŸ“‹ Planned
Version: v0.2.0+
Last Updated: November 15, 2025

Overview

Advanced orchestration patterns including task decomposition, parallel coordination, and adaptive agent assignment for complex multi-agent workflows that require dynamic resource allocation and intelligent task distribution.

Description

Goal

Implement sophisticated orchestration strategies that enable MassGen to handle complex, multi-stage workflows with automatic task decomposition, intelligent agent assignment based on capabilities, and efficient parallel execution.

Key Features

  1. Automatic Task Decomposition
    • Break complex queries into subtasks automatically
    • Identify dependencies between subtasks
    • Generate execution DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph)
    • Support recursive decomposition for nested tasks
  2. Parallel Coordination
    • Execute independent tasks simultaneously
    • Manage shared resources across parallel agents
    • Synchronize at dependency points
    • Handle partial failures gracefully
  3. Adaptive Agent Assignment
    • Match tasks to agent capabilities
    • Load balancing across available agents
    • Dynamic reassignment on failure
    • Learn from successful assignments
  4. Resource Management
    • Track agent availability and workload
    • Manage API rate limits across agents
    • Optimize for cost vs. speed tradeoffs
    • Support priority-based scheduling

Example Workflow

User Query: "Research AI trends, write report, create presentation"
    ↓
Task Decomposition:
β”œβ”€ Research (parallel)
β”‚  β”œβ”€ Search papers
β”‚  β”œβ”€ Analyze GitHub trends
β”‚  └─ Monitor Twitter discussions
β”œβ”€ Write Report (depends on Research)
β”‚  β”œβ”€ Draft sections
β”‚  └─ Review and refine
└─ Create Presentation (depends on Report)
   β”œβ”€ Design slides
   └─ Add visualizations

Testing Guidelines

Test Scenarios

  1. Simple Decomposition Test
    • Input: β€œCalculate 1+2 and 3+4, then multiply results”
    • Expected: Two parallel additions, followed by multiplication
    • Validation: Correct execution order, parallel execution verified
  2. Complex Dependency Test
    • Input: Multi-stage data pipeline (fetch β†’ process β†’ analyze β†’ visualize)
    • Expected: Proper DAG construction with correct dependencies
    • Validation: No premature execution, correct data flow
  3. Adaptive Assignment Test
    • Input: Mix of tasks requiring different capabilities (coding, research, analysis)
    • Expected: Tasks assigned to appropriate agents based on strengths
    • Validation: Each agent gets tasks matching their backend strengths
  4. Failure Recovery Test
    • Input: Workflow where one subtask fails
    • Expected: Retry with different agent, or skip if non-critical
    • Validation: Overall workflow completes despite failures
  5. Load Balancing Test
    • Input: 10 independent parallel tasks, 3 available agents
    • Expected: Even distribution, minimal idle time
    • Validation: All agents utilized efficiently

Performance Metrics

Validation Criteria

References

See ROADMAP.md for detailed long-term vision and development timeline.