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Solution Design & Architecture · Select TWO
Select two tasks where an agentic pattern is better justified than a predefined workflow.
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Answer: A and C — Diagnosing intermittent failures across microservices, where each next query depends on what the previous logs showed / Investigating account discrepancies where the systems to check (billing, CRM, payments) vary case by case
Agents earn their cost when the number and order of steps cannot be fixed in advance, as in (a) and (c). (b) is a fixed transformation suited to a single call or chain. (d) is a classic routing workflow where predictability and testability matter more than adaptivity.
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