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Multi-agent debugging is coordinated by spawning specialized agents via Codex to share tasks and validation. This workflow enforces role separation and checkpoints to prevent single-agent failure during issue diagnosis and resolution.

The Golden Triangle workflow is a role separation mechanism that enforces checkpoints between Lead, Executor, and Reviewer agents. It prevents single-agent failure by aligning specialized agents to share tasks and adversarial validation.

To start team debugging with Codex agents, invoke the /debug:team command. This initiates the coordinated workflow by loading boot rules and spawning agents from the ~/.codex/agents/ directory.

Multi-agent debugging works with existing Codex workspace skills by resolving them from ~/.codex/skills/agent-assistant/matrix-skills/. It loads boot rules to ensure repeatable debugging sessions across your software projects.

Adversarial collaboration in multi-agent debugging uses constructive conflicts between specialized agents to surface edge cases. This approach improves resilience by validating reproducibility and fixes across the coordinated team.

The best way to manage 26+ agents for validation is orchestrating them through a coordinated workflow with strict role separation. This aligns specialized agents to share tasks, enforce checkpoints, and resolve skills from your Codex workspace.