CCDV-F practice › Agents and Workflows · Question 11 of 92
Agents and Workflows
A document-ingestion pipeline runs the same four fixed steps for every document, regardless of content. Should this be a workflow or an agent?
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Answer: B — A workflow — the steps are fully enumerable in advance
When steps can be scripted in advance, a workflow is cheaper, deterministic, and easier to audit. An agent adds nondeterminism and cost without adding capability here.
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