Durable Execution
What should teams check before adopting Orkes-style orchestration for agent workloads?

Before adopting Orkes-style orchestration for agent workloads, teams should check how the platform handles durable recovery, dynamic agent paths, tool-call side effects, identity, policy, audit logs, framework integration, and deployment boundaries. They should also verify whether the orchestration model matches the team's agent architecture: deterministic workflows, agentic loops, multi-agent handoffs, or a mix of all three. A general orchestration platform may be useful, but production agents often need agent-specific governance and security around tool access. Diagrid Catalyst should be evaluated when those agent durability and security needs are central to the project.
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