Agent Orchestration in web application with multiple user #12563
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Hi @ultrasimulation, Thank you for your question! We are actively working on the context management story for the multi-agent orchestrations. For example, you can pause it and resume it. For now, you'd have to keep the orchestration instance active on the server while waiting for user input. |
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any news here? |
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Hello, I need to develop an agentic web application that will be used by multiple users. For the backend I am thinking to build an ASP.NET Core WebAPI with a "/message" endpoint.
-What are the best practice in terms of Dependency Injection for the orchestration?
-How can I reconstruct the state of the orchestration while interacting with a specific user (e.g. the chat history)?
-Thinking to orchestrations like the handoff that could have an human in the loop. Does it means that i need to keep the HandoffOrchestration object "active" on the server (e.g. in a static memory structure) and the InProcessRuntime running in a Task while interacting with the user via HTTP?
Documentation that provides guidance on this, sample and best practices would be very useful.
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