Was sind Loop und Graph in osFoundry, und wann nimmt man welches?
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In osFoundry, there are two ways to run agents without being involved: Loop and Graph. A Loop is a reusable way to make an agent team work towards a goal. It bundles a team of agents, a target, a check to see if the goal is reached, fixed limits (like number of rounds or consecutive failures), and an optional trigger such as a timer.
A Loop works in rounds, evaluates each round at the goal, and stops itself when done. A Graph is a saved workflow program for cases where the path is not fixed. It can branch depending on the result, repeat a part until it succeeds, distribute work among multiple agents, pause for human approval, and call other graphs.
Both Loop and Graph are located in the main sidebar of the osFoundry desktop app, with Loop first and Graph directly below it. The main difference between them is that a Loop always takes the same path, while a Graph decides its path on the go.
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