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Reliable execution and systematic feedback collection, with structured retry and outcome capture. Problem addressed: Action reliability — handling failure, retry, and outcome capture. Stabilization: When external APIs are flaky, when partial failures must be distinguished from total failures, or when downstream nodes need the result to proceed.
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An executor carries out an already selected plan in a controlled way and reports results, errors, and side effects.
Executor is a role abstraction from planning-agent architectures and workflow systems. It follows a separation of decision and execution logic: only after selection is a plan handed to a component with the appropriate tools and permissions.
The executor breaks a plan into steps, checks preconditions, calls tools, and records results. Idempotency, timeouts, retry rules, and abort paths protect execution.
An executor carries out an already selected plan in a controlled way and reports results, errors, and side effects. Conceptual starting point.
The executor breaks a plan into steps, checks preconditions, calls tools, and records results. Idempotency, timeouts, retry rules, and abort paths protect execution. Practical guiding question.
The role makes execution testable and bounded. It supports approvals, retries, and diagnosis when a technically executed step fails despite a sound plan.
The role makes execution testable and bounded. It supports approvals, retries, and diagnosis when a technically executed step fails despite a sound plan.
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