Orchestration
One mission, many hands. Orchestration coordinates agents, people and systems through every task, handoff and decision until the work is done.
Live mission
Riyadh Metro tender
247 tasks · 3 systems · 1 open decision
- Agents
- Parse 412 pagesDraft responses219 / 247Assemble submission
- People
- Sara · payment-terms decisionPENDING
12 tasks resume the moment she decides
- Systems
- Document store · readERP · readERP · write, queued
actions run only where authorized
every handoff sequenced, every wait resumed, every action on the audit trail
Coordination, handled.
The work between the work: sequencing, waiting, retrying and handing off, so missions move without being pushed.
01
Sequence and parallelism
Tasks run in order where order matters and in parallel where it doesn't. 412 pages become 247 tasks, not one queue.
02
Handoffs without drops
Agent to agent, agent to person, person to system. Each handoff carries the context with it.
03
Waiting without stalling
Missions pause at human decisions and deadlines, then resume the moment the answer lands. Nothing is forgotten in the meantime.
04
Retries and escalation
Failed steps retry, blocked steps reroute, and what can't self-resolve escalates to an owner with its history attached.
The point
People stop being the glue between systems. They make the decisions; orchestration does the carrying, the chasing and the waiting.
Orchestration is one part of the layer.
Foundry pairs it with model routing, grounded retrieval and context & memory.
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