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Dynamic Intent-to-Workflow Orchestration: A Comprehensive Experimental Evaluation of AI-Generated Workflow Systems

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A controlled empirical evaluation of systems that translate natural-language intents into executable AI workflows across heterogeneous tools and modalities, which showed that dynamic orchestration achieves 80.63% structural similarity to expert workflows, 88% component selection accuracy, and 92% output quality relative to manual baselines.

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