Dynamic-workflow orchestration patterns

The reusable building blocks a dynamic workflow composes from. Students learn the
small set of coordination patterns that underpin most workflows — classify-and-act,
fan-out-and-synthesise, adversarial verification, generate-and-filter, tournament,
and loop-until-done — and how they combine for real tasks (codebase-wide bug hunts,
large migrations, security audits, plans stress-tested from every angle). They also
learn the operational realities: the ultracode / high-effort trigger, concurrency
and total-agent limits, checkpointed progress so an interrupted run resumes, and the
fact that workflows consume substantially more tokens — so confirmation gates and
admin controls matter. This is the EB-7 pattern catalogue made concrete in a
production tool.