dispatching-parallel-agents

Dispatching parallel agents allows you to run multiple independent debugging tasks concurrently by isolating distinct failures and assigning each investigation to a separate agent, preventing context switching overhead.

Dispatch tasks to parallel agents when facing distinct failures or investigations across different subsystems or files without shared write sets or sequential dependencies, ensuring each problem domain remains self-contained.

Carefully identify independent problem domains and provide narrow self-contained prompts for each agent to achieve effective problem domain isolation, followed by a final integration pass to merge the concurrent results.

Yes, you can dispatch parallel agents to investigate independent issues like tool approval race conditions and batch completion behavior failures simultaneously, requiring a final integration pass to consolidate the separate agent outputs.

Dispatching parallel agents is not suitable for debugging subsystems with shared write sets or sequential dependencies, as it requires independent domains to prevent conflicts during concurrent task execution.