Adaptive execution for Java agents: reason-aware retries and budget-aware routing
The article discusses the release of AgentFlow4J v0.7.0, which introduces new policies for Java agents. These include reason-aware retries and budget-aware routing to improve the efficiency of handling requests. The updates aim to enhance the orchestration of multi-agent systems in Java applications.
- ▪AgentFlow4J v0.7.0 introduces a FailureClassifier for reason-aware retries, categorizing failures into transient, permanent, and over-budget.
- ▪The new BudgetPolicy allows for budget-aware routing, determining which model to use based on the remaining budget.
- ▪A demo is provided to showcase the new features, allowing users to see how the system switches between premium and fallback models based on budget.
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