anti-drift-swarm

What problem does it solve?

Anti-drift-swarm prevents multi-agent dispatch from going off-track by enforcing strict coordination, wave sizing, and return checkpoints so work remains reconcilable and goal-aligned.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Wave-based coordination discipline: dispatches subagents in controlled waves with a coordinator checkpoint between waves to stop drift from compounding.
• Role specialization with single deliverables: requires each subagent to have one deliverable and one file scope, avoiding mixed research-and-implementation prompts that cause shallow outputs.
• Safety guardrails for file-writing subagents: forces write-capable subagents to run in the foreground and pre-creates target directories to prevent silent failures and race conditions.
• Practical integration fit: designed to complement parallel dispatch and subagent-driven development skills by specifying the “how” and “when” at the protocol level.

Quick Start

Use anti-drift-swarm before dispatching a parallel wave of three or more subagents that will read from and/or write to multiple files, especially when you need reliable reconciliation between waves.