cw-dispatch-team

Parallel task execution across multiple agents is coordinated by forming a team-based dispatcher that mediates ownership updates and dependency-aware scheduling to prevent work collisions. A lead agent assigns ready tasks while tracking dependency resolution to maintain a single source of truth for task state.

Lead-mediated task assignment uses a coordinating lead to dispatch ready tasks to teammates, checking blockers and resolving dependencies before allocation. This ensures safe, auditable coordination throughout a sprint by dynamically reallocating tasks as dependencies resolve or teammates become idle.

To dispatch ready tasks after planning, launch the team dispatcher to spawn a task-list team, which then delegates tasks to individual teammates. The dispatcher uses TaskList and TaskUpdate ownership to maximize throughput without duplicating work.

Yes, team-based dispatch manages idle workers and dynamic reallocation by monitoring dependency resolution and task completion. The dispatcher dynamically reallocates newly ready tasks to idle teammates, ensuring continuous throughput and preventing conflicts during staged execution.

Parallel task scheduling requires a shared task list to track TaskList and TaskUpdate ownership for safe conflict prevention. The dispatcher uses this single source of truth to apply dependency-aware scheduling and blockers checks before assigning tasks to teammates.

A shared dispatcher for staged task execution requires tasks to be planned and dependencies mapped beforehand to function correctly. It is limited to workflows explicitly needing lead coordination and dependency handling, relying entirely on TaskUpdate ownership to prevent duplicate work.