dispatching-parallel-agents

You can dispatch parallel agents for independent tasks by enforcing self-contained prompts, isolated execution contexts, and non-overlapping data handling to prevent cross-task interference.

Parallel debugging of unrelated modules is best handled by dispatching one dedicated agent per failure domain to investigate concurrently within its own isolated context.

You set up isolated agents by creating clear task boundaries with self-contained prompts, ensuring each agent processes independent data without sharing state across execution contexts.

You should avoid dispatching parallel agents when tasks lack clear boundaries, require shared state, or involve overlapping data that cannot be cleanly separated into isolated contexts.

Yes, you can dispatch one agent per independent subsystem to investigate failures concurrently, provided each agent operates with a self-contained prompt and isolated context to avoid cross-contamination.

Parallel task execution fails with cross-task interference when agents share state or handle overlapping data, which is prevented by enforcing clear task boundaries and self-contained prompts.