dispatching-parallel-agents

You orchestrate parallel agents by dispatching specialized expert agents to work on isolated domains in parallel, reducing overall time to insight and remediation. Each agent receives a focused, self-contained prompt with defined goals, constraints, and expected outputs.

To isolate cross-domain context, dispatch parallel agents using per-domain prompts. This pattern ensures each agent receives a self-contained objective and defined scope, preventing cross-domain context leakage during independent investigations.

Use parallel agent dispatching when 3 or more failures across subsystems appear unrelated and can be analyzed separately without cross-domain context. This approach significantly reduces overall time to insight compared to sequential analysis.

You integrate results by collecting and consolidating outputs from all dispatched agents before handing them off to the main workflow. This safe integration process includes performing integration checks to merge isolated domain results.

No specific dependencies are required to run parallel agent orchestration. You can dispatch tasks by creating focused agent prompts and launching them to run in parallel, then reviewing the consolidated results.

The limitation of using parallel agents is that this approach requires tasks to be completely independent without cross-domain context. If 3 or more failures are related and require shared context, parallel dispatching is not suitable.