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What Agentic Orchestration Actually Means
The demo works. People start depending on it. Then one morning you have to explain yesterday's decision to someone who wasn't in the room.
That is the moment most “agentic” projects discover they were never orchestrated. They were demos.
Josh Tyson and Robb Wilson take the word the market glued together—agentic orchestration—and refuse to treat it as a contradiction. Agentic has come to mean autonomous, probabilistic, experimental. Orchestration, in any domain that cannot afford a wrong answer, has always meant the opposite: consistency, an envelope, a decision you can certify. The collision…
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