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Multi-agent orchestration coordinates independent subagents to provide diverse expert perspectives in a controlled roundtable. It manages agent roster loading, context propagation, and prompt construction to ensure each agent thinks independently during collaborative brainstorming.

The best way to manage agent rosters is using an orchestrator that handles roster loading, context propagation, and prompt construction for real subagents. This ensures independent agent thinking and controlled roundtable flow during collaborative project discussions.

Yes, you can run a single agent independently using solo mode support. This bypasses the full multi-agent roundtable flow while still leveraging the orchestrator for individual agent spawning and prompt construction.

You should use a multi-agent roundtable when you need multiple domain viewpoints for product ideation, architectural reviews, or project planning. It ensures independent expert perspectives are coordinated to provide diverse insights during collaborative brainstorming.

Context propagation works by sharing necessary project context across the spawned agent roster while constructing explicit prompts for each subagent. This coordination ensures agents think independently but contribute productively to the group discussion.