agent-collaboration

Multi-agent coordination in a shared worktree requires standardized patterns for worktree awareness and decision recording. Agents reference the team root, read existing history, and write decisions to a central inbox to ensure consistent cross-agent communication.

Decision recording for team collaboration involves writing decisions to a shared inbox directory. Agents create markdown files with a clear title, author, and rationale, ensuring all squad members can review the logic behind unilateral changes.

Cross-agent communication in a multi-agent squad works by routing input requests through a central coordinator. This prevents unilateral work and ensures teammates review changes before they are applied to the shared worktree.

Standardized collaboration patterns scale effectively for an 18-agent squad. All agents adopt shared rules for worktree awareness, central decision documentation, and coordinator-driven communication to manage complex team workflows.

A shared .squad worktree is required for multi-agent team workflows. Agents rely on this shared directory structure to read history, write decisions to the inbox, and maintain consistent context across the entire squad.

Unilateral decisions occur without standardized cross-agent communication rules. Implementing a coordinator-driven input request process ensures agents document decisions in a central inbox and seek teammate review before proceeding.