Orchestrating Complex AI Agents with KahnQueue and Temporal

I’ve been experimenting with Temporal to orchestrate complex AI agents, and I hit a specific challenge: scheduling sub-agents with deep inter-dependencies. I needed a way to handle orchestrating agents where Agent C can’t start until Agents A and B have finished. Additionally, A and B should run concurrently if possible. I looked at how build systems have handled this for decades. That led me to create KahnQueue, a Java async scheduler fueled by Kahn’s algorithm. It treats agent tasks like a dependency graph. Instead of hard-coding the sequence, you define the dependencies and let the scheduler resolve the execution order. The scheduler logic is here for anyone looking at dependency-based execution: https://lnkd.in/g7nbZeTA #SoftwareArchitecture #GenerativeAI #AgenticWorkflows #LLMOps #Temporal

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