September 2026
Intermediate
774 pages
19h 47m
English
This chapter moves from agent architecture to coordination. Once multiple agents share a workflow, the challenge is no longer only what each agent can do, but who coordinates the work, who owns the outcome, and how that capability becomes reusable across the enterprise.
In the previous chapter, we selected the architectural patterns and established the separation between control and execution. The decision there was largely which pattern fits the problem. This chapter takes the next step and asks how that pattern survives production once several agents, teams, capabilities, and ownership boundaries become involved.
That transition also marks an important point in enterprise ...
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