Task re-Delegation

Actors can re-delegate tasks or parts of tasks back to the order book. This introduces a dynamic and scalable approach to task execution.

For instance, an actor may take on a complex task consisting of several components. During execution, the actor can decide:

• To execute the components locally if it is efficient in terms of time and resources.

• To place some instructions back into the order book if delegation is deemed more cost-effective.

This capability transforms actors into local, partial orchestrators capable of dynamically adapting to changing conditions. If, during task execution, an actor determines that delegating specific instructions to other actors will result in faster or cheaper execution, it can initiate this process. The delegated instructions are returned to the order book, becoming available to other actors.

The detailed process of Application running is depicted below