4-step workfloworchestration multi-agent patterns lifecycle coordination guided-flow Agent Architecture

Implement the Six Core Orchestration Patterns

Worker pool, pipeline, supervisor-worker, adversarial, fork-join, resume chain - build the reusable orchestration patterns every serious multi-agent system converges on.

Run this as a guided flow on Flows — verify gates and recovery prompts included →

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Chain

Inputs

Step 1

flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-1-build-the-shared-lifecycle-infrastr

Step 2

flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-2-implement-fan-out-patterns-worker-p

Step 3

flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-3-implement-sequential-and-hierarchic

Step 4

flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-4-implement-the-adversarial-pattern-a

Final output

Workflow inputs

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Step 1 · Six patterns, one chassis: registration, state, delivery, cleanup.

flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-1-build-the-shared-lifecycle-infrastr

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_1}}

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Step 2 · Parallelism is the payoff; delivery discipline is the price.

flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-2-implement-fan-out-patterns-worker-p

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_2}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

Step 3 · Pipeline hand-offs and supervisor delegation live on explicit messages.

flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-3-implement-sequential-and-hierarchic

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_3}}

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Step 4 · Verification pressure plus leak-free operation makes it production-grade.

flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-4-implement-the-adversarial-pattern-a

Claude Sonnet 4.6→ {{step_4}}

Awaiting upstream steps…

About this workflow

Worker pool, pipeline, supervisor-worker, adversarial, fork-join, resume chain - build the reusable orchestration patterns every serious multi-agent system converges on.

What happens when you run it

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Six patterns, one chassis: registration, state, delivery, cleanup.
Runs flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-1-build-the-shared-lifecycle-infrastr on Claude Sonnet 4.6
2
Parallelism is the payoff; delivery discipline is the price.
Runs flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-2-implement-fan-out-patterns-worker-p on Claude Sonnet 4.6
3
Pipeline hand-offs and supervisor delegation live on explicit messages.
Runs flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-3-implement-sequential-and-hierarchic on Claude Sonnet 4.6
4
Verification pressure plus leak-free operation makes it production-grade.
Runs flow-agent-orchestration-patterns-playbook-4-implement-the-adversarial-pattern-a on Claude Sonnet 4.6

Best for

•Recurring tasks you currently copy-paste between tools.
•When a single prompt isn't enough — you need a chain where output(n) feeds prompt(n+1).
•Fork and adapt if your inputs differ materially from the author's use case.

Models used

Claude Sonnet 4.6