Orchestration
What it does
Decomposes complex tasks into parallel specialist subtasks and coordinates their execution. Your assistant's ability to divide and conquer.
Setup required
None. Works immediately.
Permissions
- Inherits permissions from the subtasks it creates
Common prompts
| You say... | What happens |
|---|---|
| “Research these 5 competitors in parallel” | Splits work across concurrent workers |
| “Analyze all the files in this folder simultaneously” | Parallel file processing |
| “Do a comprehensive review of our product — check pricing, features, and reviews at the same time” | Multi-track research |
Configuration
- Worker pool management with concurrent execution
- Tasks are decomposed and delegated automatically
Tips & gotchas
- Best for parallel work. Orchestration is most useful for tasks that are naturally parallel — researching multiple topics, analyzing multiple files, or checking multiple sources.
- Automatic splitting. The assistant decides how to split the work. Results are merged back into a coherent response.
- Not always needed. Not every task benefits from orchestration — simple sequential tasks are better handled directly.