Supervised Multi-Agent Workflow for Software Tasks
Role-based agent workflow that routes tasks between a supervisor, specialist agents, and a review loop until a final result is produced.
This workflow implements a supervised, role-based multi-agent setup designed to structure complex software-related tasks into clear phases. Execution starts with a supervisor agent that interprets the user input and decides how the task should proceed.
Based on the initial analysis, the supervisor assigns a control value that determines the next execution path. A conditional routing step evaluates this value and forwards the task either to a software-focused agent, a reviewer agent, or directly to a final response step.
The software engineer agent is responsible for producing or refining the core solution. Once its work is complete, control is routed back to the supervisor, allowing the system to reassess progress and decide whether further iteration is required. The reviewer agent follows the same pattern, focusing on evaluation, validation, or refinement before handing control back to the supervisor.
This loop continues until the supervisor determines that the task is complete and routes execution to the final answer node. At that point, the workflow exits the iteration cycle and produces a consolidated result.
The structure cleanly separates decision-making, execution, review, and completion logic, making the workflow suitable for tasks that benefit from iterative improvement and explicit oversight rather than single-pass generation.
