dispatching-parallel-agents

You can dispatch parallel agents to handle two or more independent tasks concurrently, reducing total investigation time when multiple issues can progress without shared state.

Use parallel agents when you have three or more independent failures or subsystems that can be investigated concurrently without needing shared state between them.

Split your workload into independent tasks and spawn a dedicated, domain-focused agent for each to run in parallel, ensuring isolated execution without shared state.

Yes, parallel agents operate with isolation guarantees and report back succinct summaries, which you can then aggregate to review the results of the concurrent execution.

Parallel agents are limited to independent problem areas without shared state; tasks requiring sequential dependencies or shared state coordination are not suitable for this concurrent dispatch pattern.

Dispatching parallel agents is highly effective for multiple independent failures, as it spawns focused agents per domain to shorten overall investigation time through parallel execution.