dispatching-parallel-agents

Parallel agent orchestration dispatches independent tasks to isolated agents using a one-agent-per-domain pattern. This prevents cross-domain interference by ensuring each concurrent investigation operates without shared state across separate domains.

You can collect and integrate results from parallel agents through a two-stage review process. Agents gather summaries of their concurrent investigations, and these summaries undergo two-stage reviews before final integration to ensure quality and consistency.

Use parallel agent dispatching when you have multiple unrelated failures or work items across different domains that can be addressed concurrently. It is applicable when independent investigations save time and cross-domain interference must be avoided.

Yes, you can orchestrate tasks across different domains with no shared state by dispatching isolated agents. This method enforces a one-agent-per-domain pattern, allowing concurrent processing while maintaining complete isolation between domains.

A key limitation of dispatching parallel agents is that independent tasks must not require shared state. Additionally, all gathered task summaries must pass a mandatory two-stage review before integration, which may add overhead to the workflow.