orchestrator
Asked on 2026-06-18
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In the WWDC context, orchestration refers to describing a high-level goal and letting the system coordinate the detailed work.
The clearest example here is from Xcode, agents, and you:
- You give Xcode a goal, like localizing an app or adding accessibility.
- Xcode then discovers the right tools, breaks work into pieces, coordinates subagents, and can even run tasks in parallel.
- You stay in control the whole time, checking progress and reviewing results as work happens.
So, in this context, an orchestrator is the part that:
- understands the goal,
- chooses the right tools/workflows,
- delegates subtasks,
- coordinates execution.
If you want, I can also explain orchestration as used in Foundation Models or MLX distributed jobs from the other sessions.

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