
This paper presents a novel orchestration architecture for multi-agent AI systems, specifically the OctaMind system. It replaces the traditional iterative ReAct loop with a "plan once, sort, execute deterministically" pattern. By invoking an LLM exactly once to construct a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) and using Kahn's topological sort for sequencing, the system reduces orchestration LLM calls by up to 70% on complex tasks. The architecture features a two-level design: a macro-DAG planner for routing tasks across heterogeneous agents and a micro-DAG engine for individual tool calls within sub-agents. Performance Metrics: Reduces LLM calls by 58–85% on multi-step workflows. Topological sort time: <0.1 ms. Planning success rate for single-agent tasks: ~98%.
AI Agents (Gmail, Google Drive, WhatsApp, etc.), Large Language Models (LLM), OctaMind, Topological Sort / Kahn's Algorithm, ReAct Paradigm, Multi-Agent Systems, DAG Orchestration
AI Agents (Gmail, Google Drive, WhatsApp, etc.), Large Language Models (LLM), OctaMind, Topological Sort / Kahn's Algorithm, ReAct Paradigm, Multi-Agent Systems, DAG Orchestration
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