Orchestration begins with agents whose purposes do not overlap unnecessarily. Each agent should know what it owns, what evidence or context it needs, and when the work should move elsewhere.

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Each agent has one role and one department. The roster lists them by when you last worked with them.

Delegate and bring work back together

A routine can assign independent tasks to different agents, let those tasks progress in parallel, and collect the results for another agent or for you. This keeps specialized work separate while preserving one overall outcome.

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Launch day#4· Prepare launch sitesRunning 1m 12s

Launch Planner·Fetching webpage

Checking each launch site's listing requirements.

Launch day#4· Draft launch postsRunning 48s

Growth Writer·Writing file

Drafting the launch thread from the brief.

Launch day#4· Write the launch brief4 minutes ago

Research Assistant·Completed

The launch brief is ready for the next steps.

Two agents work on the same run at once, each in its own system thread, after a third finished the brief they share.

Carry context through handoffs

A handoff should include the information the receiving agent needs without transferring an entire undifferentiated conversation. Clear inputs and expected outputs make responsibility visible at every stage. In the Product Launch Essentials bundle, one agent prepares launch sites and plans, and a second agent writes launch content from a brief that can build on those plans.

Routine pipeline3 steps · 0 sub-routines · 1 run value · 0 resources · 3 artefacts

Run setupArtefactsSteps

Launch dayLaunch Planner

1. Write the launch brief

↑ brief.md

↓ brief.md

2. Prepare launch sites

↑ site-plans.md

↓ brief.md

3. Draft launch posts

↑ posts.md

Dashed lines are handoffs: the brief from step 1 goes to the two steps that other agents run, each with its own input and output.

Keep people in the operation

Agents can escalate decisions, request approval, or return uncertain work for review. Orchestration is not only about increasing autonomy; it is also about making the right interruption happen at the right time.

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