claude-devfleet

Multi-agent coding across isolated worktrees is coordinated by planning projects, dispatching root missions to parallel agents, and monitoring their progress through structured reports. This allows parallel experimentation and staged work in software development.

Parallel dispatch in software development assigns missions to multiple agents simultaneously to accelerate coding workflows. You need it when running distributed agents for API development, feature refinement, or code reviews requires isolated, concurrent execution.

Yes, running Claude DevFleet with MCP connectivity is required to manage plans, dispatch missions, monitor statuses, and read structured reports from completed worktrees during multi-agent orchestration.

You plan a project, review the generated plan, and dispatch the root mission to start parallel agent work. This orchestrates distributed agents across isolated worktrees to accelerate API development and feature refinement.

The best way to monitor progress from completed worktrees is using multi-agent orchestration to track statuses and read structured reports delivered by the coordinated agents after their dispatched missions finish.

You should not use multi-agent orchestration when software development tasks require sequential execution rather than parallel experimentation, or when your environment lacks the MCP connectivity needed to manage isolated worktrees.