Orchestration Economics
Date of Addition
15 August 2026
The financial, operational, and technical trade-offs, including token consumption, context-window bloat, and processing delays that shape how value is captured and systems are engineered when autonomous agents function as economic participants, define orchestration economics.
Raphaëlle d'Ornano, CIO and founder of Decoding Discontinuity, alongside her authorship of AGNT: The Orchestration Economics Manifesto — first coined and established "Orchestration Economics" to map out the economic, structural, and technical principles that regulate how multi-agent systems coordinate.
Within The AI Diffusion Risk Guide (published by Indic Pacific & indiaml.org in 2026), this framework gets integrated into Chapter 1, specifically under Section 1.2 ("System-Level Knockoffs"), to evaluate the fundamental operational and unit economic factors that trigger failures in multi-agent networks.
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