dispatching-parallel-agents

Dispatch parallel agents by assigning one agent per independent domain to isolate concerns and resolve unrelated bugs concurrently. This pattern requires three or more unrelated issues with no shared state, enforcing clear task scopes and concise result aggregation for integration.

Use parallel agent orchestration when you have three or more independent problems or failures that can be chased in parallel without shared state. It enforces a one-agent-per-domain approach to isolate concerns and accelerate problem resolution by reducing turnaround time.

The best way to split work is to enforce a one-agent-per-domain approach, ensuring each independent problem has a clear task scope. This allows agents to run in parallel without shared state, providing structured prompts and outputs for concise result aggregation.

To set up the dispatching protocol, create a new skill folder under .claude/skills with a SKILL.md file containing frontmatter and the task description. Place supporting assets in scripts, references, or assets directories, then invoke the protocol to assign one agent per independent domain.

No, parallel agent workflows apply specifically when issues or bugs are unrelated and can be chased in parallel without shared state. If your tasks require shared state, this one-agent-per-domain dispatching pattern is not suitable for isolating those concerns.

Results are aggregated through a concise result aggregation process for integration. The dispatching pattern provides structured prompts and outputs for multi-domain tasks, ensuring that the independently resolved issues are combined effectively after parallel execution.