Workflow orchestration route
Quick answer
This page is the execution route for making one workflow lane deterministic. Use it when reruns drift, handoffs fail, or teams keep re-running without a keep/refine decision. Expected result: one verified workflow packet with a measurable rerun signal and a clear next route.
Do this first
Lock one lane and write four fields before changing any logic:
- input schema
- output artifact location
- acceptance threshold
- escalation owner
5-step execution checklist
- Intake normalize: reject incomplete payloads and stamp run metadata.
- Plan compile: define minimum step graph and stop conditions.
- Execute with contracts: each step writes structured output.
- Verify gate: compare output to threshold and tag pass/fail reason.
- Decision handoff: record keep/refine/rollback plus next owner.
Expected result
One reusable orchestration spec that can be rerun on the same input class with comparable output quality and predictable stop behavior.
Verification signals
- deterministic rerun success rate
- failure-class split (transient vs deterministic)
- mean time from intake to verified packet
What happens after success
- If rerun reliability is stable, continue to agent failover patterns to harden recovery.
- Publish the winning packet as the team default for this lane before opening adjacent lanes.
Where to go if blocked
- If ownership/contracts are still unclear, move to agent architecture and lock boundaries first.
- If runtime instability continues after orchestration cleanup, move to observability runbooks for monitoring controls.