agent-collaboration

You can coordinate multiple AI agents by applying standardized squad collaboration patterns that enforce worktree awareness, ensuring all agents align on a shared team root directory and maintain file path synchronization. This prevents overlapping edits and miscommunication.

Recording autonomous agent decisions is best handled via an inbox-based pattern where agents write markdown files to a designated `.squad/decisions/inbox/` directory using a standard format. This logs decisions consistently for later review and team visibility.

To prevent prompt injection or data leakage in multi-agent development, you can apply built-in safety guardrails within your collaboration patterns. These guardrails secure cross-agent communication and isolate context provisioning during agent spawning.

Yes, you can use a coordinator to manage cross-agent communication and task escalation. The coordinator receives directives, provisions context at spawn-time, and brings in teammates when input from other agents is required.

No, setting up squad agents with this collaboration pattern requires zero external dependencies. You just need to give the coordinator a directive to adopt the standard collaboration pattern across the squad to begin automation.