dispatching-parallel-agents

To run independent tasks concurrently, you dispatch multiple agents to execute them in parallel, which reduces time-to-resolution for administrative and development workflows provided the tasks have clear domain separation.

Multi-agent parallel processing is the concurrent execution of independent tasks using separate agents. You should use it when you have multiple unrelated issues, like broken test files or subsystems, that can be resolved independently without sequential dependencies.

To dispatch parallel agents for concurrent execution, you run the command `dispatch-agents task1, task2, task3` to assign each agent to a specific problem domain for focused resolution of independent tasks.

Task dispatching for concurrent execution requires a clear separation of tasks and domains. You should not use it for subsystems with sequential dependencies, as it is designed specifically for independent issues that can be resolved simultaneously.

The limitations of dispatching multiple agents include the requirement for a stable environment for concurrent execution and clear task separation, meaning it cannot handle workflows with sequential dependencies between subsystems or tasks.