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Agent Graph

Reviewed 19 July 2026Canonical definitionPart of: Agent Orchestration & Workflow Terms →

An agent graph is a directed structure defining the possible states, transitions, and branching logic of an agentic workflow. Nodes represent agents or actions; edges represent handoffs, conditions, or data flows.

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What is Agent Graph?

An agent graph is a directed structure defining the possible states, transitions, and branching logic of an agentic workflow.

How does Agent Graph work?

Nodes represent agents or actions; edges represent handoffs, conditions, or data flows.

Which terms are related to Agent Graph?

Closely related concepts include Multi-Agent System, Orchestrator Agent, Agent Framework, Delegation Control. Each is defined in the Prefactor glossary.

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