AI Engineering · 300-level
Multi-Agent Orchestration & HITL
AIE-3022 creditselectivebadge: agent-iiprereqs: AIE-301
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01
Multi-agent handoff patterns
- Passing a task from one agent to another cleanlyconcept45 min
02
Approval-gate placement
- Deciding where a human checkpoint belongs across a handoffconcept60 min
03
Decision rights across an agent team
- Who is responsible, accountable, consulted, informedconcept60 min
04
Delegation vs. control
- Scoring a decision's true blast radius before automating itconcept60 min
05
Orchestration lab
- Running a two-agent handoff scenario end to endconcept90 min
06
Quiz: orchestration judgment
- Checkpoint on where handoffs commonly breakconcept30 min
07
Failure-mode lab: handoff breakdowns
- Diagnosing a broken handoff from its traceconcept90 min
08
Lab + eval-gate: multi-agent HITL system
- Ship a two-agent system with a working approval gate (Agent II badge)concept120 min
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5 Multi-Agent Orchestration Patterns You MUST Know in 2025!Survey of hand-off, supervisor, and parallel agent patterns After This Video, You'll Actually Understand Agent OrchestrationBuilds intuition for when to split work across multiple agents Multi-Agent Orchestration Explained: From Patterns to ProductionTakes orchestration patterns from toy demo to production concerns CrewAIOpen-source framework for role-based multi-agent crews to experiment with handoffs
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