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Parallel agent teams automate iterative code implementation and auditing by spawning multiple agents to concurrently generate, verify, and refine code. This multi-faceted process ensures production-quality software through rigorous simplification, hardening, and spec adherence loops.

Multi-agent iterative refinement works by looping through code generation and specialized auditing phases that check for complexity, security vulnerabilities, and spec compliance. Identified issues are automatically fixed across rounds until quality gates are met or a defined loop cap is reached.

Yes, you can use parallel agents to implement features across multiple files concurrently. This approach spawns separate agents to handle different parts of a task, ensuring a high degree of confidence in code correctness and security before deployment.

The best way to prevent scope creep during feature implementation is to use specialized spec auditing agents that rigorously review code for specification compliance. Defined exit conditions and loop limits ensure the automated process stops exactly when requirements are met.

Limitations of using automated agent teams for code generation include the process being bounded by a defined loop cap. If complex security vulnerabilities or spec deviations persist, the loop will exit upon reaching this limit rather than guaranteeing a resolution.