Orchestration
Coordinating multiple tools, models, or services so they act as one system.
Definition
Coordinating multiple tools, models, or services so they act as one system. Orchestration handles the order of operations, passes data between steps, retries failures, and decides when to escalate to a human. It's the difference between a pile of prompts and an operational system.
Example
A client-report orchestration pulls metrics from a spreadsheet, asks an AI to summarize the month, fetches screenshots from an analytics tool, assembles a PDF, and emails it. Each piece is simple; orchestration makes them work as one.
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