Wondering more about what various agents might work collaboratively to execute orchestration?

Here’s a deeper breakdown of an example infra agent stack:

• Adapter Agent – Connects to third-party APIs and services

• Routing Agent – Directs requests to the right agents based on intent

• Context Agent – Gathers relevant data and context for each task

• Observer Agent – Monitors for state changes, triggers actions

• Memory Agent – Writes structured memories into long-term storage

• Memory Retrieval Agent – Pulls relevant history and long-term state

• Vector DB Sync Agent – Keeps embeddings fresh and synced

• Model Adapter Agent – Interfaces between local agents and foundation models

• Telemetry Agent – Collects signals, usage, outcomes, and feedback

• Data Coordination Agent – Brokers shared data across agents, APIs, and models

• Real-Time Event Agent – Listens for streaming or real-time events and reacts

• Signal Agent – Translates signals into structured triggers

• Output Post-Processor Agent – Cleans and formats model outputs before sending

• Execution Agent – Coordinates complex tasks across agents

• Sync Agent – Updates source-of-truth systems with new state

• Action Recorder Agent – Logs what was done, when, and why

• Intent Refinement Agent – Clarifies ambiguous input before dispatching

• Schema Agent – Generates, updates, or maintains internal schemas

• Failure Recovery Agent – Detects failures and re-routes or retries

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