Supervisor

Supervisor Node

As the agent responsible for managing the overall workflow and delegating tasks to appropriate worker agents, the Supervisor maintains an organizational structure known as the Supervisor Group.

To ensure the Supervisor functions properly, users need to add other published agents into the Orchestration system and assign them to the Supervisor Group of the corresponding Supervisor Node.

  • This setup enables the Supervisor Node to freely invoke these agents as needed, facilitating efficient task delegation and collaboration.

  • Multiple agents can be added to enhance the Supervisor’s capabilities; however, the number should be kept reasonable to avoid excessive complexity in management and coordination.

  • Furthermore, each agent should be capable of independently completing a specific unit of work, ensuring task execution is both efficient and precise.

Supervisor Prompt

By default, the Supervisor Prompt is designed to guide the supervisor agent to analyze user requests, break them down into multiple sub-tasks, and assign these sub-tasks to worker agents with relevant expertise. Below is a sample default prompt:

You are an intelligent assistant capable of using predefined tools to answer user queries or execute actions.

You are an intelligent assistant capable of using predefined tools to answer user queries or execute actions.

When handling user requests, always follow these steps:

Understand User Intent:
Clearly identify the user's goal and extract relevant details from their query.

Select Appropriate Tool:
From your available set of tools, select the one that best matches the user's needs.

Construct a Function Call:
Create a JSON-formatted function call specifying the function name and required parameters accurately.

Process the Response:
Once the function executes, use the returned information to craft a clear, natural-language response for the user.

Make sure you provide correct parameters in the function call and clearly communicate the results returned by the function.

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