Question 1

What is agent orchestration?

Accepted Answer

Agent orchestration is coordinating multiple AI agents in production with governance, scheduling, and observability. It’s like Kubernetes for agents—you need the same operational rigor as you do for containers or databases.

Question 2

How does Orloj differ from LangChain or CrewAI?

Accepted Answer

LangChain helps you build agents. CrewAI helps agents collaborate. Orloj runs agents in production—with governance, observability, and the reliability patterns you expect from infrastructure. They’re complementary, not competing.

Question 3

What does "fail-closed" mean?

Accepted Answer

Fail-closed means unauthorized actions are denied by default. An agent can only use tools you explicitly permit. Fail-open (the alternative) would allow actions unless you explicitly block them—a risky default in production.

Question 4

Is Orloj a framework for building agents?

Accepted Answer

No. Orloj is an orchestration plane for running agents. You build agents with frameworks like LangChain, LlamaIndex, or CrewAI. Orloj manages them at scale with governance, scheduling, and reliability.

Question 5

Do I need to rewrite my existing agents for Orloj?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily. Orloj works with agents built in any framework via standardized tool interfaces. Some refactoring may be needed for specific governance requirements, but you don’t need to rebuild from scratch.

Question 6

How does Orloj handle agent failures?

Accepted Answer

Orloj includes lease-based task ownership, retry with jitter, idempotency tracking, and dead-letter handling. These patterns prevent cascading failures and ensure your agent fleet survives partial outages.

Question 7

What about compliance and audit trails?

Accepted Answer

Orloj logs all agent actions, tool calls, and policy decisions. The structured audit trail is designed to support compliance workflows for frameworks like HIPAA, SOC 2, and the EU AI Act. Governance is enforced at the execution layer, not as an afterthought.

Question 8

How does observability work?

Accepted Answer

Orloj provides structured logging, distributed tracing, metrics collection, and cost attribution. You can trace an agent’s decision path, see which tools it called, understand latency, and allocate costs by agent or workflow.

Question 9

Is Orloj open source?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Orloj is Apache 2.0 licensed and developed publicly on GitHub. You can run it on-premise or in your own VPC.

Question 10

What’s the learning curve?

Accepted Answer

If you’re familiar with Kubernetes, Docker, or infrastructure-as-code tools, Orloj will feel familiar. You define agents and policies in YAML manifests and deploy with a single command. The concepts are straightforward for infrastructure engineers.

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