DAG orchestration / Multi-agent04

DAG Multi-agent Orchestration

A cross-platform orchestration application that uses DAG workflows to coordinate multiple AI agents.

DAG多智能体编排跨平台应用工作流图智能体协作任务依赖

Hyacinth is a DAG-based cross-platform multi-agent orchestration application. Instead of treating agents as parallel chat participants only, it models agent work as directed workflow nodes with explicit dependencies, execution order, and reusable orchestration patterns.

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ModelDAG
RoleOrchestrator
AgentsMulti-agent
TargetCross-platform

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Tauri 2DAGMulti-agent orchestrationCross-platform appWorkflow graphAgent routingTask coordination

01 / DAG workflow

Agent work is represented as a directed graph with clear dependencies.

Hyacinth uses DAG structure to make multi-agent coordination explicit. Each node can represent an agent task, transformation, or decision step, while graph edges define how outputs move through the workflow.

02 / Multi-agent orchestration

Multiple agents can be composed into repeatable execution patterns.

The application positions agents as coordinated workers rather than isolated chat windows. A workflow can route context between agents, sequence specialized responsibilities, and make collaboration between models easier to inspect and reuse.

03 / Cross-platform runtime

The orchestration surface is designed to travel across desktop and mobile environments.

Hyacinth is positioned as a cross-platform control layer for agent workflows, allowing orchestration logic to remain consistent while the interface adapts across supported device targets.
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Uses DAG structure to model agent dependencies, execution order, and data flow.

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Coordinates multiple AI agents as a workflow instead of a loose group chat.

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Supports reusable orchestration patterns for complex AI-assisted tasks.

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Keeps agent responsibilities and handoffs visible through graph-based composition.

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Targets cross-platform use so the same orchestration logic can run across device contexts.