What problem does it solve?
When multiple independent failures or issues exist, debugging them sequentially wastes time and context; this Skill lets you delegate each independent problem domain to its own isolated agent so investigations run concurrently and independently. It enforces self-contained prompts and isolated execution contexts so agents do not inherit session history or shared state, preserving a separate coordination context for integration.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Parallel delegation: Assign one agent per independent test file, subsystem, or bug to investigate and propose fixes concurrently.
- Focused, self-contained prompts: Each agent receives precise scope, constraints, and expected outputs to avoid drift or excessive changes.
- Review and integration workflow: Collect agent summaries, check for conflicting edits, run full test suites, and integrate validated fixes.
- Use cases: triaging multiple failing test files after a refactor, isolating independent subsystem faults, speeding up large-scale debugging or bug-sweep sessions.
Quick Start
Assign each failing test or independent subsystem to its own isolated agent with a focused prompt, clear constraints, and an expected summary of findings and fixes.
