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title: "Multi-Agent Orchestration Patterns - Web Summer Camp"
url: https://stacklist.com/card/52db23dc-e7e2-476f-99cd-1bc9bc01a7bb
source_url: "https://websummercamp.com/2026/session/multi-agent-orchestration-patterns"
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summary: "Multi-Agent Orchestration Patterns Session 2026 is a hands-on workshop teaching production-ready patterns for coordinating multiple AI agents, including sequential pipelines, parallel fan-out, supervisor-worker systems, and council-style decision making. Participants will learn to choose appropriate topologies, design reliable handoffs, prevent context rot, and debug failures using traces, logs, and schema contracts."
tags: "multi-agent-orchestration, agent-patterns, sequential-pipelines, parallel-fan-out, supervisor-worker, debugging, production-systems"
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status: "final"
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# Multi-Agent Orchestration Patterns - Web Summer Camp

Description A single AI agent hits a ceiling quickly. As soon as teams add more agents, systems become harder to reason about, harder to test, and much harder to debug. This hands-on workshop teaches the orchestration patterns that actually hold up in production: sequential pipelines, parallel fan-out, supervisor-worker systems, and council-style decision making. Participants will learn how to choose the right topology, design reliable handoffs between agents, prevent context rot, and debug failure modes using traces, logs, and explicit schema contracts. The session is framework-agnostic, but the hands-on exercises are designed to be easy to run and follow, with a lightweight setup and practical examples that attendees can adapt to their own systems. Key takeaways Participants will leave with a practical framework for choosing the right multi-agent architecture, designing reliable agent handoffs, and debugging the failure modes that make multi-agent systems break in production Prerequisites Please, follow the instructions on the git repo README : API keys will be shared by the speaker at the workshop, if needed. Speaker Senior developer @ Atomic Intelligence Senior frontend developer and technical lead with extensive experience building web applications, leading teams, and shaping technical direction across modern TypeScript stacks. My background includes product development, technical planning, team coordination, and delivery across frontend, internal tooling, and web-based systems.