Quiz: Multi-Agent Pipelines

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Module 5 · Quiz

Check Your Understanding

Answer all questions correctly to complete this module.

Check Your Understanding

Answer all questions correctly to complete this module.

1. What is the purpose of quality gates between pipeline stages?

To slow down the pipeline so humans can keep up To check if output is good enough to pass to the next stage, preventing defects from propagating To log every step for debugging To balance the load between agents

2. What is the hardest part of multi-agent pipelines?

Installing all the required tools Writing the YAML headers for each agent Context handoff — ensuring the next agent gets the explicit information it needs Choosing which model to use for each agent

3. What is the 'compounding effect' of well-composed pipelines?

Pipelines get faster each time they run Improving one piece improves everything downstream that depends on it Each pipeline run costs less than the previous one Pipelines automatically create new agents

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