AI Is About Designing Better Systems: Agent Orchestration, Graph Workflows and Feedback Loops
goyalshaliniuk · x · 2026-09-17
The author argues AI has moved beyond writing better prompts toward designing better systems — connecting models, tools, agents and workflows into graphs.
Key building blocks listed for next-gen AI applications:
- Agent orchestration
- Graph-based workflows
- Parallel execution
- Tool calling
- Feedback loops
- Multi-agent systems
The core point: a single prompt is just the beginning; the graph of nodes, parallel branches and feedback loops is what makes the system powerful.
Related event: Google's Agent Graphs: One Prompt, 100 Parallel Agents(4 posts)→
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