Agent Orchestra // Live DemonstratorOpenRouter RoutingRetry Lane: GPT-4.1 Nano

Mission Control Surface

Delegated inference, shown like a system.

Standby

A sharper, denser orchestration board for live demos. The conductor plans, routes specialist workers, surfaces grounded evidence, and closes with a synthesis that makes the single-agent gap obvious at a glance.

Run state

Standby

Workers

0/4

Evidence items

0

Model

structured failover

Prompt Composer

Mission input

Ready
Run stateStandby
Evidence laneSearch + fetch
Retry posture3 attempts max
ComparisonSingle-agent baseline

Orchestration Board

High-signal delegation, with visible proof.

This surface is built to make the value of subagents obvious: the conductor decomposes, the workers verify, the evidence accumulates, and the synthesis closes the loop.

Completion

0%

Success tests

0

Findings

0

Baseline

Pending

Phase 01

Initialize

Queued

Phase 02

Delegate

Queued

Phase 03

Verify

Queued

Phase 04

Synthesize

Queued

Plan Chamber

Awaiting orchestration prompt

No plan yet

Rationale

Run a mission to generate the decomposition, rationale, and success tests.

Success criteria

3 tests
Visible planning step before worker execution.
Specialists produce distinct, source-backed findings.
Final synthesis makes the single-agent gap legible.

Live feed

0 events

run.started

Orchestrator accepted the mission brief and opened the structured inference lane.

Conductor node

Scoped specialist execution

Spawning on run
AO

Lead orchestrator

Plan, route, synthesize

The worker lattice appears after the conductor writes a plan. Each card then shows scope, current action, progress, and evidence-backed output.

Synthesis Deck

The multi-agent edge, made legible.

Awaiting synthesis

What lands here

The conductor will convert verified worker output into a presentation-ready synthesis, then make the single-agent gap explicit with concrete evidence.

The intended read order is mission input → orchestration plan → specialist execution → evidence rail → final synthesis.