feat: add sequential multi-expert execution to orchestration

Adds multi-expert coordination infrastructure:
- ExecutionMode enum (SEQUENTIAL, PARALLEL)
- MultiExpertResult dataclass for aggregating results
- execute_sequential(): Tasks run one after another
- execute_parallel(): Tasks run concurrently via asyncio.gather
- orchestrate_multi_expert(): Streaming think updates during multi-expert work

Supports:
- Stop-on-failure mode for sequential execution
- Partial failure handling (some succeed, some fail)
- Result aggregation with combined output formatting
- Exception handling in parallel execution

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -6,8 +6,17 @@ with streaming think updates to keep users informed of progress.
Key pattern: Stream user-facing interactions, use run() internally
to avoid Ollama streaming+tool call bugs.
Supports:
- Single expert delegation with think updates
- Sequential multi-expert execution (task A → task B → task C)
- Parallel multi-expert execution (tasks A, B, C concurrently)
- Result aggregation from multiple experts
- Partial failure handling
"""
from dataclasses import dataclass
import asyncio
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from enum import Enum
from typing import AsyncGenerator, Optional, Callable, Any
from src.agents.delegation import DelegationTask, DelegationResult, delegate_to_librarian
@@ -16,6 +25,12 @@ from src.core.logging_config import get_logger
logger = get_logger(__name__)
class ExecutionMode(str, Enum):
"""Execution mode for multi-expert coordination."""
SEQUENTIAL = "sequential" # One at a time, in order
PARALLEL = "parallel" # All at once, concurrently
@dataclass
class OrchestrationContext:
"""
@@ -218,3 +233,285 @@ def extract_delegation_context(
result["context"] = context_match.group(1).strip()
return result
# ============================================================================
# Multi-Expert Coordination
# ============================================================================
@dataclass
class MultiExpertResult:
"""
Aggregated result from multiple expert delegations.
Attributes:
results: Dict mapping expert name to their result
all_succeeded: True if all delegations succeeded
failed_experts: List of expert names that failed
combined_output: Aggregated output from all successful experts
"""
results: dict[str, DelegationResult] = field(default_factory=dict)
all_succeeded: bool = True
failed_experts: list[str] = field(default_factory=list)
combined_output: str = ""
def add_result(self, result: DelegationResult) -> None:
"""Add a result and update aggregation state."""
self.results[result.expert_name] = result
if not result.success:
self.all_succeeded = False
self.failed_experts.append(result.expert_name)
def aggregate_outputs(self, separator: str = "\n\n---\n\n") -> str:
"""Combine all successful outputs into one string."""
outputs = []
for expert_name, result in self.results.items():
if result.success and result.output:
outputs.append(f"**{expert_name.title()}**: {result.output}")
self.combined_output = separator.join(outputs)
return self.combined_output
async def execute_sequential(
tasks: list[DelegationTask],
stop_on_failure: bool = False,
) -> MultiExpertResult:
"""
Execute multiple delegation tasks sequentially.
Tasks run one after another in order. Later tasks can depend on
earlier results (though this function doesn't handle passing
results between tasks - that's the orchestrator's job).
Args:
tasks: List of delegation tasks to execute in order
stop_on_failure: If True, stop execution if any task fails
Returns:
MultiExpertResult with all task results
Example:
>>> tasks = [
... DelegationTask(expert_name="memory", task="get user location"),
... DelegationTask(expert_name="librarian", task="search weather"),
... ]
>>> result = await execute_sequential(tasks)
>>> result.all_succeeded
True
"""
multi_result = MultiExpertResult()
logger.info(
"sequential_execution_started",
task_count=len(tasks),
experts=[t.expert_name for t in tasks],
)
for i, task in enumerate(tasks):
logger.debug(
"sequential_task_executing",
index=i,
expert=task.expert_name,
task=task.task[:50],
)
result = await execute_delegation(task)
multi_result.add_result(result)
if not result.success and stop_on_failure:
logger.warning(
"sequential_execution_stopped",
failed_at=i,
expert=task.expert_name,
error=result.error,
)
break
multi_result.aggregate_outputs()
logger.info(
"sequential_execution_complete",
total_tasks=len(tasks),
succeeded=len(tasks) - len(multi_result.failed_experts),
failed=len(multi_result.failed_experts),
)
return multi_result
async def execute_parallel(
tasks: list[DelegationTask],
) -> MultiExpertResult:
"""
Execute multiple delegation tasks in parallel.
All tasks run concurrently using asyncio.gather. Use this when
tasks are independent and don't depend on each other's results.
Args:
tasks: List of delegation tasks to execute concurrently
Returns:
MultiExpertResult with all task results
Example:
>>> tasks = [
... DelegationTask(expert_name="librarian", task="search wiki"),
... DelegationTask(expert_name="memory", task="get preferences"),
... ]
>>> result = await execute_parallel(tasks)
>>> len(result.results)
2
"""
multi_result = MultiExpertResult()
logger.info(
"parallel_execution_started",
task_count=len(tasks),
experts=[t.expert_name for t in tasks],
)
# Execute all tasks concurrently
results = await asyncio.gather(
*[execute_delegation(task) for task in tasks],
return_exceptions=True,
)
# Process results
for i, result in enumerate(results):
if isinstance(result, Exception):
# Handle exceptions as failed delegations
error_result = DelegationResult(
expert_name=tasks[i].expert_name,
task=tasks[i].task,
success=False,
output="",
error=str(result),
)
multi_result.add_result(error_result)
logger.error(
"parallel_task_exception",
expert=tasks[i].expert_name,
error=str(result),
)
else:
multi_result.add_result(result)
multi_result.aggregate_outputs()
logger.info(
"parallel_execution_complete",
total_tasks=len(tasks),
succeeded=len(tasks) - len(multi_result.failed_experts),
failed=len(multi_result.failed_experts),
)
return multi_result
async def orchestrate_multi_expert(
tasks: list[DelegationTask],
mode: ExecutionMode = ExecutionMode.SEQUENTIAL,
stop_on_failure: bool = False,
) -> AsyncGenerator[str, None]:
"""
Orchestrate multiple expert delegations with streaming think updates.
Emits <think> updates for each delegation phase and yields
combined results at the end.
Args:
tasks: List of delegation tasks
mode: SEQUENTIAL or PARALLEL execution
stop_on_failure: For sequential mode, stop if a task fails
Yields:
Think updates and combined expert output
Example:
>>> tasks = [
... DelegationTask(expert_name="memory", task="get location"),
... DelegationTask(expert_name="librarian", task="search weather"),
... ]
>>> async for update in orchestrate_multi_expert(tasks):
... print(update)
<think>Starting multi-expert coordination (2 tasks)...</think>
<think>Consulting Memory...</think>
<think>Memory completed.</think>
<think>Consulting The Librarian...</think>
<think>The Librarian completed.</think>
<think>All experts completed successfully.</think>
[Combined output from all experts...]
"""
if not tasks:
logger.debug("no_tasks_to_orchestrate")
return
# Stream: Starting multi-expert coordination
yield f"<think>🎯 Starting multi-expert coordination ({len(tasks)} tasks, {mode.value})...</think>\n"
if mode == ExecutionMode.PARALLEL:
# Parallel execution - emit one update then run all at once
expert_names = ", ".join(_get_display_name(t.expert_name) for t in tasks)
yield f"<think>🔄 Consulting in parallel: {expert_names}...</think>\n"
result = await execute_parallel(tasks)
# Emit completion updates for each
for expert_name, expert_result in result.results.items():
display_name = _get_display_name(expert_name)
if expert_result.success:
yield f"<think>✅ {display_name} completed.</think>\n"
else:
yield f"<think>⚠️ {display_name} failed: {expert_result.error}</think>\n"
else:
# Sequential execution - emit updates for each task
result = MultiExpertResult()
for task in tasks:
display_name = _get_display_name(task.expert_name)
yield f"<think>🤝 Consulting {display_name}...</think>\n"
task_result = await execute_delegation(task)
result.add_result(task_result)
if task_result.success:
yield f"<think>✅ {display_name} completed.</think>\n"
else:
yield f"<think>⚠️ {display_name} failed: {task_result.error}</think>\n"
if stop_on_failure:
yield "<think>🛑 Stopping due to failure.</think>\n"
break
result.aggregate_outputs()
# Stream: Summary
if result.all_succeeded:
yield "<think>🎉 All experts completed successfully.</think>\n"
else:
failed_names = ", ".join(_get_display_name(e) for e in result.failed_experts)
yield f"<think>⚠️ Some experts failed: {failed_names}</think>\n"
# Yield combined output
if result.combined_output:
yield f"\n{result.combined_output}"
logger.info(
"multi_expert_orchestration_complete",
task_count=len(tasks),
mode=mode.value,
all_succeeded=result.all_succeeded,
)
def _get_display_name(expert_name: str) -> str:
"""Get user-friendly display name for an expert."""
display_names = {
"librarian": "The Librarian",
"memory": "Memory",
"home_automation": "Home Automation",
"tatlock_core": "Core Tools",
}
return display_names.get(expert_name, expert_name.title())