You're right that this isn't the "autonomous agent" fantasy that keeps getting hyped.
The agentic part here is more modest but real. The primary agent does make runtime decisions about task decomposition based on the data and calls the subagents (tools) to do the actual work.
So yeah, it's closer to "intelligent workflow orchestration." That's probably a more honest description.
The agentic part here is more modest but real. The primary agent does make runtime decisions about task decomposition based on the data and calls the subagents (tools) to do the actual work.
So yeah, it's closer to "intelligent workflow orchestration." That's probably a more honest description.