F36 · AGENTIC MULTI-AGENT ORCHESTRATOR · LIVE REFERENCE RUNTIME

Watch an agentic system plan, route, act, critique, recover, and stop for human authority.

This is executable orchestration, not a pre-rendered animation. The control plane runs in your browser, invokes sandboxed tools, mutates workflow state, preserves every attempt, and enforces automated gates before any protected release action can proceed.

Open F36 source View runtime code

RUNnot started

STATE VERSION0

STATUSIDLE

AGENT HANDOFFS0

TOOL CALLS0

RETRIES0

BLOCKERS0

REQUEST AND SANDBOX

Give the orchestrator a goal

Goal

Test coverage 82% Eval pass rate 86% Observability 76% Inject adversarial prompt attack Inject transient evaluation tool failure Rollback plan available Refund tool privilege is scoped

CONTROL PLANE

Execution graph

HUMAN AUTHORITY

Protected release gate

ELIGIBILITYNOT EVALUATED

RELEASE STATENOT STARTED

The release control is disabled until all technical and safety blockers are cleared.

PROVENANCE

Live event trace

EVENTACTORSTATUS

EVIDENCE

Inspector

Run the orchestrator, then select any trace event to inspect its structured payload, tool arguments, result, timing, and provenance.

TYPE

ACTOR

SPECIALIST REGISTRY

Capability routing

WHAT A SOFTWARE ENGINEER CAN VERIFY

The demo exposes the engineering behaviors that usually disappear behind a chat interface.

Task graph, not role theater

Tasks carry dependencies, required capabilities, status, attempts, evidence, and output contracts.

Capability routing

The router scores registered specialists and records eligible, rejected, selected, and fallback candidates.

Tool boundary

Every tool call passes through a gateway with arguments, side-effect class, result, latency, and audit state.

Failure containment

A failed attempt remains in provenance. The orchestrator retries or reroutes instead of silently hiding it.

Critic plus safety gate

Quality review and safety review operate on actual execution evidence before approval becomes eligible.

Human authority

The system can prepare and verify a release, but the protected action remains unavailable until a person approves it.

PRODUCTION ADAPTER PATH

Replace sandbox specialists with real model and enterprise tool adapters without changing the control plane.

The next production step is a server-side adapter that supplies authenticated LLM calls, private RAG, GitHub or Jira access, evaluation services, observability, and deployment tools while keeping the same routing, state, provenance, critic, safety, and approval contracts.

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