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blog/2024-12-02-aws-multi-agent-orchestrator.mdx

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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ AWS Labs have released a [Multi-Agent Orchestrator Framework](https://awslabs.gi
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> Flexible and powerful framework for managing multiple AI agents and handling complex conversations.
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It's implemented in python and typescript so I thought I should take a look and see what it does.
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It's implemented in python and typescript so lets take a look and see what it does.
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(TL;DR The whole framework can be reduced to a single classification prompt and a bit of supporting machinery).
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## Review and Conclusion
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Well, yet again "Flexible and Powerful Framework" boils down to a single prompt, and quite a restrictive model of multi-agent orchestration. This seems likely to only work with small numbers of agents with completely distinct responsibilities such that no coordination between agents is required.
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The Multi-Agent Orchestrator boils down to a single prompt and quite a restrictive model of multi-agent interaction. This seems likely to only work with small numbers of agents with completely distinct responsibilities such that no coordination between agents is required.
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A similar pattern is the "Supervisor" pattern. However in this case the supervisor is much more than just a classifier. It is often implemented agentically and is responsible for co-ordinating the sub-agents to provide the information required for the supervisor to then respond to the user. This pattern seems much more flexible for most use-cases and can be engineered to be little more than a router if that is all the situation requires.

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