Agentic Orchestration

Agentic orchestration defines how multi-agent systems coordinate tasks, share memory, and execute predictable workflows under supervision. This documentation outlines controller logic, agent roles, packet formats, and execution guarantees.

Core Components

• Supervising controller (orchestrator)
• Capability-scoped agents
• Structured packet exchange
• Shared reversible memory
• Execution policies (timeouts, retries, permissions)

Execution Model

Agents do not act independently — they execute within a coordinated, rule-bound system. The orchestrator enforces structure, prevents drift, and ensures deterministic behavior.

Packets & Memory

Packet formats (including Cube Protocol) allow consistent handoff of state, request semantics, and outcome descriptors across the agent graph.

Use Cases

• Complex workflow automation
• Cross-tool multi-model reasoning
• Long-horizon AI processes
• Safe agent boundary enforcement