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Multi-agent collaboration for software development tasks is automated by orchestrating a specialized coding team using a Golden Triangle architecture of Tech Lead, Executor, and Reviewer roles to accelerate workflows and reduce bottlenecks.

The Golden Triangle architecture for agent workflow orchestration is a coordination model that assigns specialized roles—Tech Lead, Executor, and Reviewer—to coding agents, enforcing governance through predefined rules and phase gates while enabling parallel work streams.

Yes, specialized coding agents can be used for parallel code review and task delegation through deterministic agent spawning and policy-driven execution, ensuring tasks are distributed efficiently across the team.

To start a collaborative coding session with multiple agents in Codex, activate the /code:team workflow to spin up the agent team and begin orchestrating the Tech Lead, Executor, and Reviewer roles immediately.

Yes, multi-agent team management works without external dependencies by relying on local skill resolution and deterministic agent spawning within Codex-based environments to execute policy-driven development workflows.

You should not use a multi-agent team for code assistance when your development task is simple enough that the overhead of orchestrating Tech Lead, Executor, and Reviewer agents outweighs the benefits of parallel work streams and governance.