Orchestration Session Lifecycle

microsoft/PilotSwarm/packages/sdk/plugins/mgmt/skills/orchestration-session-lifecycle

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How a PilotSwarm session maps to a duroxide orchestration. Read this before concluding that an "idle" session's orchestration is broken, stopped or stuck: most idle sessions are healthy, dehydrated and waiting for their next stimulus.

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Skill details

Versionv1.0.0

AuthorMicrosoft

Categoryai-ml

Skill IDmicrosoft/PilotSwarm/packages/sdk/plugins/mgmt/skills/orchestration-session-lifecycle

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