A platform team is designing multi-agent workflows for Copilot cloud agent and custom agents. Each workflow must avoid duplicate work, preserve reviewability, and keep specialist agents scoped to the right task. Match each orchestration pattern to the correct use case. Which mapping is correct?
1. Supervisor-router pattern
2. Planner-implementer-reviewer pattern
3. Fan-out/fan-in pattern
4. Escalation-to-human pattern
A. Split independent checks, then aggregate findings
B. Route tasks to the right specialist agent
C. Pause automation when risk exceeds policy
D. Plan first, implement second, review third
E. Let every agent edit the same branch
F. Merge when the fastest agent finishesChoose an answer
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Correct answer: 1-B, 2-D, 3-A, 4-C.
Why this is the answer
The supervisor-router pattern (1) is designed to route tasks to the most appropriate specialist agent (B), ensuring agents stay scoped to their tasks and avoiding duplicate work by directing requests efficiently. The planner-implementer-reviewer pattern (2) directly corresponds to the use case of planning first, implementing second, and reviewing third (D), which preserves reviewability and ensures structured development. The fan-out/fan-in pattern (3) is ideal for splitting independent checks (A), allowing parallel processing, and then aggregating the findings, which avoids duplicate work by distributing tasks. The escalation-to-human pattern (4) is crucial for pausing automation when risk exceeds policy (C), maintaining reviewability and control by involving human oversight for critical situations. The incorrect options do not align with the core principles and benefits of each orchestration pattern.
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