agentforge-multiagent

Multi-agent coordination orchestrates sub-agents to tackle complex tasks beyond a single agent's capacity by managing an agent registry, communication protocols, and safety controls for robust parallel execution.

Available sub-agent spawn modes include sync, async, worktree, remote, and adversarial-debate, enabling flexible parallel task execution, file-isolation, remote execution, and robust inter-agent workflows.

Worktree file-isolation improves multi-agent governance by providing a safe governance layer for inter-agent handoffs, ensuring file-level isolation during parallel sub-tasks, visibility, and recovery.

Use the adversarial-debate spawn mode in inter-agent communication when your multi-agent coordination requires robust safety checks, anti-pattern prevention, and controlled debate to validate complex task outcomes.

No, multi-agent orchestration applies built-in governance of inter-agent communication across an agent registry without requiring external dependencies, reducing runaway delegation and improving traceability.

The best way to prevent runaway delegation is applying a governance layer with safety controls, anti-patterns, and communication protocols across the agent registry to ensure visibility and recovery during sub-agent handoffs.