Digital course

Multi-Agent Orchestration in Practice

Proof of method

Numbers from the engine room

What you read here does not come from a theory course, but from real operation. These figures come from the orchestrated workflow behind this site and point to the public tool behind it.

Updated: 2026-06

Orchestrated sessions: 645; Documented work sessions across 17 real projects.
Documented learnings: 1,680; Around 80 percent of them with high confidence.
Agent runs: 7,700+; 98.8 percent completed cleanly.
Parallel agents: up to 34; Coordinated in one session, typically 12 per deep session.

Measured with the open-source plugin session-orchestrator (MIT), the tool behind these sessions.

For builders who no longer want to overload one agent in a long chat. You learn how to lead multiple AI agents in coordinated waves: when parallelism is actually worth it, how to brief subagents cleanly, and how to turn real failures into firm gates.

The five waves. When parallelism pays off and when it does not: from discovery through clearly briefed subagents to checkpoints between waves.
Safety gates from real failures. Disjoint file scopes, mechanical gates instead of behavioral requests, and confidence rotation. The part quick demos usually skip.
Copy-ready prompts and checklists. A template for every step: subagent briefs, wave plans, and safeguards for your next run.

A session as an assembly line: five waves in sequence, multiple agents in parallel per wave, and verification gates between them.

Structure: 4 modules, 18 lessons

Module 1: Foundations5 lessons
Module 2: The five waves5 lessons
Module 3: Rules4 lessons
Module 4: Stories & safeguards4 lessons

Every lesson comes from real runs: the places where things went wrong and the gates that came out of them. This is not an intro course for your first app; it is the next step once you already use agents productively.

Publicly verifiable

The method in this course runs in production inside the open-source plugin session-orchestrator (MIT, public on GitHub). The method behind the engine-room numbers is documented there and partly reproducible. The tool is freely available; the course explains the method behind it.

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