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What is Agent Orchestration?
Agent orchestration is the pattern of coordinating multiple agents (or multiple LLM calls) to accomplish a complex task. osFoundry’s Maestro is itself an agent orchestrator; you can build your own orchestrators on the same primitives.
Detail
Single-LLM-call tasks are limited. Orchestration patterns chain multiple LLM calls together — a planner decides steps, executors do them, reviewers check results. Common patterns: planner-executor, react-style tool loops, multi-agent debate, supervisor-worker.
Orchestration is where most production AI value lives. The LLM itself is a commodity; how you wire it together is the product.
How osFoundry approaches Agent Orchestration
osFoundry treats orchestration as first-class. Maestro is the default orchestrator; osStudio lets you customise its pipelines or build your own. Agents call other agents as typed sub-tasks.
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