Six Workflow Patterns with Agent Relay

Thariq Shihipar's post discusses advanced workflow management using a framework called Relayflows, which allows for the integration of multiple agent runtimes like Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, and Gemini within a single workflow. The post emphasizes the importance of selecting the right agent for specific tasks, such as using Codex for deep implementation and Claude for communication and judgment, to create efficient and reliable processes. It introduces several workflow patterns—such as Classify and Act, Fanout and Synthesize, Adversarial Verification, Generate and Filter, Tournament, and Loop Until Done—each suited for different scenarios like support queues, parallel reviews, security checks, and implementation work with potential for errors. The key takeaway is to carefully choose the workflow topology before selecting agents and gates, as not every task requires the complexity of a Relayflow. The text also advises against using workflows indiscriminately, suggesting they are best suited for tasks that benefit from parallel processing, require adversarial review, or involve complex classification or synthesis.

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