GitHub Copilot adds Dynamic Workflows: code-defined orchestration for multi-agent processes
PaulShellDev · x · 2026-10-02
GitHub Copilot has introduced Dynamic Workflows: a program-style way to orchestrate agents, deterministic operations, tools, and APIs into a structured process. Developers define the steps, dependencies, where agents are needed, what they should return, and how results flow into the next stage — agents handle reasoning, code handles control flow.
Unlike asking an agent to figure out a task on its own (subagents, parallel execution, handoffs), Dynamic Workflows explicitly define the actual process the agent must follow. Early user PaulShellDev reports the built-in orchestration keeps improving.
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