Map the workflow
Identify dependencies, decisions, data movement and where people need to remain involved.
Coordinate complex work across multiple steps, tools and decision points. Make workflow state, ownership and review visible rather than treating the process as one opaque prompt.
Identify dependencies, decisions, data movement and where people need to remain involved.
Coordinate agents, deterministic code and integrations using explicit workflow state.
Review traces, failure modes and task outcomes before increasing scope or autonomy.
No. Use multiple agents only when separate responsibilities make the system clearer or more effective. A single agent with a structured workflow may be sufficient.
Recovery can be designed using persisted state, checkpoints and idempotent actions. The exact approach depends on the systems and side effects involved.