AI Agents
AI Agents: Bounded fan-out
Limit concurrent workers and queue additional independent tasks.
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AI Agents
Limit concurrent workers and queue additional independent tasks.
Read article : AI Agents: Bounded fan-outAI Agents
Parallelize only tasks that do not depend on each other's output or shared writes.
Read article : AI Agents: Independent work detectionAI Agents
Give each worker a narrow objective, input packet and expected result schema.
Read article : AI Agents: Worker role contractsAI Agents
Assign one writer to each mutable artifact and route proposed edits through that owner.
Read article : AI Agents: Shared artifact ownershipAI Agents
Require the coordinator to reconcile worker evidence before finalizing a conclusion.
Read article : AI Agents: Coordinator synthesisAI Agents
Set per-worker deadlines and retain useful partial artifacts on timeout.
Read article : AI Agents: Worker deadline handlingAI Agents
Stop repeated calls to an unhealthy dependency after a bounded failure threshold.
Read article : AI Agents: Circuit breakerAI Agents
Reject or queue new runs when execution capacity is saturated.
Read article : AI Agents: Backpressure admissionAI Agents
Schedule across users or projects so one large task cannot monopolize workers.
Read article : AI Agents: Queue fairnessAI Agents
Separate worker pools for slow external services and local operations.
Read article : AI Agents: Dependency bulkheadsAI Agents
Share rate-limit state across workers using the same upstream credential.
Read article : AI Agents: Rate limit coordinationAI Agents
Define when to retry, switch models or return partial results based on failure class.
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